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A LIST of CANADIAN
BOOKPLATES
WITH A REVIEW OF THE HISTORY OF
EX LIBRIS IN THE DOMINION
EDITED BY
WINWARD PRESCOTT
Together with Biographical and Historical
Notes
COMPILED BY
STANLEY HARROD and
MORELY J. AYEARST
Illustrated with Prints from the Original Coppers
and Blocks
BOSTON AND TORONTO
Printed for the
Society of Bookplate Bibliophiles
1919
Foreword
Although my name appears on the title-page of this
volume I can hardly claim to be either its originator or its
compiler. Some years ago, when the fury of American
Bookplate collecting was at its height, there were in
existence several lists of Canadian Bookplates. These
lists were fragmentary, of varying lengths, and of uneven
value. But they had one feature in common — a cer-
tain number of the same names with accompanying
biographical notes appeared on all of them. These
notes have come down in the present list as a monu-
ment to the energy and patience of some unknown col-
lector at whose identity I should hardly wish to hazard
a guess. Years passed on until finally one of these
early manuscript lists appeared in a Bookplate auction
in Boston. It was bought by the American Antiquarian
Society whose librarian, Mr. Brigham, very kindly
allowed me to go over it. From this list, from a rather
scrappy list of my own, from Mr. Jack's "Acadiensis,"
and from Gagnon's two volumes I compiled what at
that time I thought to be a fairly accurate record of
early Canadian Ex Libris. Again time passed, publi-
cation was delayed, and it was not until some months
ago that, under the stimulus of a Toronto Bookplate
artist and collector of the present era, I unearthed my
list and started once more towards the goal of the printed
book. The above mentioned enthusiast who awoke
me from my lethargy is Mr. Stanley Harrod who, with
Mr. Morley Ayearst, has revised, corrected and added
to my list. They have revised my notes,, they have
added the many modern plates and some early ones,
they have delved in Canadian records, they have un-
earthed original coppers, they have, even as they roused
me, brought back from oblivion some of the forgotten
old guard of Canadian collectors. To their generous
assistance is due this list in its final polished form, and
to them are due most of the excellent illustrative plates
from the original coppers and blocks which adorn these
pages.
The reader, then, can understand why I should be
named as editor rather than as author. This list, like
Topsy, has "just growed," and to all who have assisted
in its growth I tender my sincere thanks.
I also wish to acknowledge the great kindness of those
individuals who have allowed us the use of the coppers
or blocks of their Bookplates.
At the end of the list I have made an alphabetical
arrangement of all the mottoes appearing on anonymous
armorials, together with the names of the families making
use of them. This may help to identify plates that
otherwise might prove puzzling.
Needless to say I shall welcome additions and correc-
tions which collectors may be able to send, addressed
either to me at Box 3066 Boston, or to Stanley Harrod
83 Macpherson Avenue, Toronto, Canada.
WlNWARD PRESCOTT.
Boston, Mass.
July, 1919.
A Review of Canadian Boo^-Plates
A DISGRUNTLED collector once said that the only
^ differences between Canadian and English Book-
plates were that the former were harder to get and
less interesting when you got them. Which statement
has some truth in it. Canadian Ex Libris, especially
the early ones, are extremely hard to get, first because
there are not many of them, and second because some
years ago, or at least so 'tis said, a couple of Book-
plate entrepreneurs went through Canada and swept it
clean of plates. And Canadian Ex Libris were unin-
teresting for two reasons, because no one knew much
about them, and because most of them were die-sinker
armorials. This volume is designed to remove these
objections — first by telling something about Canadian
Bookplates and their owners, and second by trying
to show that there is biographical interest attaching to
the early plates and artistic interest as to the modern
ones.
Up to the present time the number of writers on the
Ex Libris of Canada is small. In 1895 Phileas Gagnon
published in Quebec his "Essai de Bibliographic Cana-
dienne." He gave a few pages of text on Ex Libris and
listed some two hundred and seventy odd plates. In
1913, some time after M. Gagnon 's death, the City of
Montreal, to which he had bequeathed his collection
of Canadiana, published a second volume of the "Essai"
listing the items added to the Gagnon collection. In
this work about twelve pages are given to a list of Book-
plates not found in Gagnon's original list. ^ These two
volumes have stood in the same relation to Canadian
as Charles Dexter Allen's list has to American Bookplates.
In addition there have been some articles in various
magazines, notably an interesting series in David R.
Jack's "Acadiensis," but nothing like the flow of Book-
plate literature which has made collecting so attractive
in the United States.
A comparison of the Ex Libris of Canada and of the
United States may be interesting in getting at the charac-
teristics of Canadian plates. Both lands being originally
colonies of England they naturally followed English
styles and English customs in Ex Libris as in other
things. But while the colonists of the New England
and Southern states used Bookplates from 1750 and had
various styles such as Jacobean, Chippendale, and the
like, the Ex Libris history of Canada hardly begins
before the American Revolution with the loyalists who
went to Canada after 1775, so that Canadians took to
Bookplates about 1800 when the most tiresome and
inartistic style, the die-sinker armorial, was popular
in England. Thus it is that until comparatively recent
times we find in Canada an uninteresting series of die-
sinkers with very few Jacobeans or Chippendales and
practically no pictorial plates.
Perhaps these die-sinkers are characteristic of the
Canadians themselves. The plates were usually with-
out mantling or supporters, and their owners were
perhaps, like the modern democratic Canadians who
refuse peerages, plain and simple people who came with-
out any frills to the new country to make their fortunes.
It may be that the families who came to Canada were
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not of that class which "sported" supporters. At any
rate the simplicity and strength of the die-sinkers may
be a reflection of the same qualities in their owners.
A return to our comparison shows still another feature
of Canadian Ex Libris. The colonies which gained their
independence became a separate nation with its own
ideas and ideals, developed in its own way, in art as in
politics and trade. In fact in the United States there
was a feeling which made everything English so dis-
liked that English styles and customs were thrown
overboard. One of the first things to go was coat armour,
and as a result our present-day Bookplates are mostly
pictorial rather than armorial. This naturally makes
for artistic rather than conventional ideals in Ex Libris,
and in part has helped to develop such artists as E. D.
French, J. W. Spenceley, S. L. Smith, A. N. Macdonald,
and many others who have done so much to advance
the art of Bookplates and make collecting popular. On
the other hand, the Canadians followed a different course.
Bound to the mother country by ties of blood and affec-
tion, the loyalists came to Canada because they liked
English rather than American ideas, they followed her
lead in most things, one of which was in being proud of
their ancestry and using the coats-of-arms which had
descended to them. This has, I think, tended to keep
out the pictorial plates and has thereby made modern
Canadian plates rather less interesting than those of the
United States. I happened to glance through a lot of
some one hundred and forty Canadian plates, most of
them done in the last twenty years. Fifty-two of them,
or nearly half, were armorial. To take at random the
same number of plates made since 1900 in the United
States will show hardly more than ten per cent armorials.
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Moreover the armorial style in Bookplates was hardly
conducive to art and the development of, Ex Libris
designers. The commercial engraver could make a die-
sinker as well as an artist. It is only in recent years
that men like A. H. Howard, W. W. Alexander and
Stanley Harrod have turned to the newer ideas of the
Bookplate and have produced not only interesting and
artistic armorials but also some clever and individualistic
pictorials.
But this movement is of recent origin, the engravers
who worked before 1890 were of the older and more con-
ventional school, and their number was small. Excluding
the strictly modern artists there were but four men who
engraved and signed any number of early Canadian
Bookplates. It is very probable that there are a number
of plates by these designers and by others, but as the
great majority of Canadian plates are not signed it is
impossible to know them, especially as the more con-
ventional type of the armorial plates allowed little or no
latitude for the engraver to develop any personal style
or manner. Of the four artists mentioned the earliest
was probably C. W. Torbett who engraved the Ex Libris
of T. F. Jeffrey, J. W. Johnson and Fitzgerald Uniacke.
Torbett, who worked in Halifax, may be dated as flourish-
ing from 1780 to 1825. In Quebec there were two
engravers who worked during the first quarter of the
Nineteenth Century. They were J. Jones (plates of J.
L. Hall, J. Stewart and S. Wright), and J. Smillie, Jr.
(plates of Hoffman, McCallum and David William
Smith), and both of them are mentioned by Gagnon as
being artists of repute. F. Adams of Montreal perhaps
took up the work just after Jones and Smillie had passed.
He probably flourished during the middle years of the
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century. Plates by Adams are those for Hagar, La
Rocque, Longley, Reid, and Wise.
A few other artists are all that I can find to mention.
Suffield (plates of Buchanan and R. J. Uniacke) and
E. Benoit (plate of William Smith) were contemporaries
of Torbett. A. Bourne (plate of J. P. Turner) and
Biddle (plates for the Patton brothers) were nearer the
time of Adams. Such engraving firms as the Rolphs of
Toronto and the Edwin Cox Co. of Montreal are of later
date; they are moreover of the commercial type and the
work put out by them cannot be looked upon as the
product of one engraver.
The earliest dated plates of which I have record are
those of Anne Watt, a plain label of 1795, and the die-
sinker armorial of Richard John Uniacke, dated 1801.
Of Anne Watt I know nothing but that she lived in
Quebec. Uniacke was Attorney General and Member
of His Majesty's Council and was still more interesting
as being the father of three sons who in their turn possessed
Bookplates. There are, however, a number of undated
plates which most certainly are earlier than those of
Watts and Uniacke. One of the most interesting of
these is that of Louis Archambaud Douglas, Comte de
Montreal, a beautiful example of the heavy type of 18th
Century French Ex Libris. Douglas succeeded to the
title in 1770 and went to live in France so that it is prob-
able that his plate was made there rather than in Canada.
It is interesting to notice the difference between the
French Canadian and the English Canadian Ex Libris.
The former are much in the minority as regards numbers,
and are usually labels. Such is that of M. Bedard who
was, about 1820, first mayor of Quebec. That the
plates of Frenchmen in Canada are mostly labels, such as
those of Father Noiseux the Vicaire- General and Cure of
Trois Rivieres, may be due to the fact that mgst of them
belonged to Catholic priests who, with true clerical
humbleness, were content with the simplicity of a label
rather than with a more proud and elaborate plate. A
more ornate plate, however, is that of the College de
Ste. Marie a Montreal, which gives an interesting view
of the college guarded by what appeared in those days
necessary for a college Bookplate, several cherubs and
genii or goddesses of knowledge. I may mention in
passing that there seem to be very few modern Book-
plates belonging to French Canadians.
One of the most interesting of the 18th Century plates
belonging to English Canadians is that of Peter Livius
(Allen No. 504, Gagnon No. 4880), who was a loyalist
of New Hampshire. After the Revolution he went to
Canada and was made Chief Justice of Quebec. Livius
was born in England in 1727 and died there in 1795,
so that the plate must be earlier than that of Miss Watts.
Moreover the print here shown is the first state of the
plate, having merely the name "Livius." An escutcheon
and the name "Peter" are found on a later state which
is presumed to be circa 1780. Another early plate is
that of Thomas Walker, perhaps made before 1775, a
person who had the dubious honor of having the second
book ever published in Canada (Quebec, 1767), put
out in regard to him. Other early Ex Libris are those
of John Elmsley, a die-sinker of circa 1790, and of William
Dunbar, a queer old crest of circa 1800.
In looking through the list of Canadian plates one can
hardly help noticing the preponderance of professional
men, of lawyers, judges of all kinds and degrees, doctors
and clergymen. The law leads easily in numbers with
the medics and ecclesiastics far in the rear. Such men
as Henry Boulton, Edward Bowen, W. H. Draper, John
Hagerty, John Macdonald, Hugh MacMahon, J. L.
Morrison, and the Uniackes started in at the bar and
made names for themselves either in the law or in poli-
tics. Among the doctors is the armorial of William
Warren Baldwin of Spadina and the decorative Label of
Dr. Trestler. One or two plates belonging to Church
of England dignitaries are reproduced, and pedagogy
may perhaps be content with a rather odd little design
belonging to and said to be designed by Sir Daniel Wilson,
F. R. S., once President of Toronto University. Plain
everyday citizens have perhaps been rather left out in
the cold, so I cannot help mentioning the plate of D. W.
Smith who thought so much of Canada that he gave his
arms a chief of the beaver and wrote Canada above his
crest.
It may perhaps be pertinent to wonder how many
Canadian plates were engraved in England. It is very
probable that many Englishmen had Ex Libris before
they emigrated to Canada. It is also likely that some
Canadians, at least in the early days, sent to England
for their Bookplates as well as for their books. Some
few may have had their plates made while they were
visiting in England. Perhaps such a one was B. Homer
Dixon of Toronto, at one time Consul to Holland and
while there was honored by being made Knight of the
Netherlands Lion, an honor which he appreciated by
having a new Bookplate, possibly having it made in
Holland, with his "Esq.," changed to "K. N. L.," and a
representation of his decoration. I have found the
following names of English designers signed to Canadian
Ex Libris — Culleton, Griffiths & Weigalls, Huntly, W.
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Jackson, Jarrett, Mitchell, Pugh Bros., Silvester and
A. Wyon. These are all of London, but there are some
few from other parts of England such as Murdoch &
Sons of Edinburgh.
I may mention the fact that the list includes the
Governors General and certain others who, although
not actually Canadians, have had a great deal to do
with Canadian History. Still another class, who per-
haps have rather less right to be included, are those
people of other lands for whom Canadian artists have
designed Bookplates. It may be questionable as to
whether or not such names should be included. But
I have thought it best to put them in, especially as the
plates were designed by Canadian artists and since,
moreover, their biographical notices will show the reader
wmere the plates are at present actually used.
Modern Canadian Bookplates may be said to only par-
tially carry on the traditions of earlier times. The
English idea that a coat-of-arms is the only thing for
an Ex Libris is only partly the vogue at present. More-
ever the older forms of uninteresting die-sinkers have
given place to more artistic productions. The plate
by W. W. Alexander for Lady Eaton is in my opinion
one of the most perfect examples of artistic excellence
in Bookplate work. The English plate of Edith Peruzzi
de Medici by Miss Helard is the only plate I have seen of
the same type which may be said to equal it in beauty
of design, excellence of form, and delicac}^ of finish. The
present day feeling that a Bookplate may be a really
artistic production has happily taken firm root in Canada
and has brought forth such excellent armorials as the
above mentioned plate by Alexander and the recent
Ex Libris of Sir Edmund Walker by Stanley Harrod.
Some of the modern designers have followed the
armorial form and ideas of Thomas Moring and Graham
Johnston and have given some of their plates the appear-
ance of woodcuts. Mr. Morley Ayearst has done several
rather good plates of this description. In general it may
be said that the armorials are now interesting and often
artistic and that there is an increasing vogue of the
combination of armorial-pictorial plates which uses the
coat-of-arms either in a decorative way or as a part
of the decoration.
The purely pictorial Ex Libris have also in recent years
had an increased popularity in Canada. The growth of
a population not brought up in the coat-of-arms tradition
combined with the modern artistic impulse, which
possibly had its origin in the Edinburgh group of Book-
plate moderns or with Guthrie and others, has produced
a number of Canadian pictorial or decorative plates. In
general, however, these Ex Libris have the same fault as
most modern English and American designs — that is,
lack of strength. There are, of course, some excep-
tions, such is the plate of Basil Morgan by J. E. H. Mac-
donald, but the milk and water school is still at work
on Bookplates in modern Canada as in England and
the United States. In fact modern Canadian plates
seem but a shadow of a shadow, for they too often look
like imitations of English designs, and if placed beside
a collection of modern German or Spanish plates they are
extremely weak and colorless.
There is, however, an element of hope connected with
modern plates, since a number of the better Canadian
artists have made some Bookplates, and are constantly
making more. Members and associates of the Royal
Canadian Academy have designed Ex Libris, and it is
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to be hoped that their examples will raise the artistic
tone of modern plates and possibly bring out some
artistic impulse in Bookplates which shall be charac-
teristic of modern Canada.
Some twenty artists seem to represent the present
Bookplate staff of the Dominion. Of these five may be
mentioned as being above the average.
W. W. Alexander, an engraver and etcher of Toronto,
has some twenty- five plates to his credit. His later work
is of high standard, although he is emphatically an heraldic
rather than a pictorial designer. In his armorial Ex Libris
he has broken away from the traditional die-sinker style
and has followed the older and more correct models.
Morley J. Ayearst, an undergraduate of Toronto
University, has for a young designer shown great promise.
He has made about a dozen plates and his pen and ink
armorials, which follow the spirit of Graham Johnston,
are for the most part well composed and bear evidence
of a sound knowledge of heraldic design.
Stanley Harrod of Toronto has in number of Ex Libris
outstripped all other Canadian artists, having some
fifty odd plates to his credit. His pictorial plates are
not as successful as his armorials, for he is rather weak
on figures. His recent heraldic Ex Libris are modelled on
good ideals although in some cases the draughtsmanship
leaves something to be desired. His best efforts are those
in which he uses pure design of some definite school.
The plate for Sir Edmund Walker is remarkably well
designed and executed. During the last year Mr. Harrod
has been experimenting with etching and has done so well
at it that I hope later to see him combine such an idea
as the Walker plate with some fine etching and produce
some remarkably beautiful Bookplates.
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The late A. H. Howard of Toronto was, until his
death in 191 6 the premier illuminator of Canada. He
has done about thirty plates, all in black and white. He
was fond of quick, sketch}^ styles, sometimes too sketchy,
and like most modern Canadian, English and American
artists could have learned a great deal by study of the
work of Sherborn, Cossmann, von Bayros, De Riquer
and most of the Germans. Mr. Howard was a master
of design and ornament, but often did not consider finish.
An excellent example of this is his plate for the National
Gallery.
J. E. H. Macdonald, a painter of Toronto, is one of
the best all-round designers in Canada. He has made
about eight or more Bookplates, all of them good, but in
one case at least has had a design reproduced by intaglio
when it was not at all fitted for that process.
There are some other Canadian artists who may be
mentioned in brief. Carl Ahrens is a landscape artist
who has carried his specialty into Bookplates with some
success. Alex Scott Carter, an excellent illuminator
who was trained as an architect, has made some half
dozen plates which show simplicity in treatment, good
design, and his training as a student of illumination of
the best mediaeval periods. E. M. Chadwick is a lawyer
of note and the chief heraldic authority of Canada. His
few Ex Libris all follow the Tudor style of Garter plates
and are excellent examples of that school. Selwyn
Image of Oxford, a noted designer of stained glass, has
made a plate which shows strong, sure work and a full
knowledge of design and craft. Edwin J. Cox of
Montreal follows the mid- Victorian tradition of heraldic
plates, and naturally although his craftmanship is good
his designs lack imagination. H. Ecclestone of Toronto
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has made a few plates, one or two of which are rather
like Harold Nelson's equestrian armorials.^ Ida Hamil-
ton of Hamilton has done four plates which show excel-
lent feeling for pure design and spots of color. Ida
Sutherland, a pupil of A. H. Howard, has designed a few
plates, mostly pictorial, which while good are rather
overcrowded with material.
Other artists who have produced a plate or two each are
Louise Brown, Gustav Hahn, George Lightwood, C. M.
Manley, E. V. Pannell, Owen Staples, R. Thomson and
E. H. Varley.
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Abbreviations
Adv. Gen. — Advocate General
Alleg . — allegorical
Arm. — armorial
Atty. Gen. — Attorney General
Batt . — battalion
Bart — Baronet
B. C. L. — Bachelor of Civil Law
C. P. S. — Keeper of the Privy Seal
c — circa
Can. — Canada
Capt . — Captain
Chip. — Chippendale style
Col. — colonel
Comm . — commissioner
Cr. — crest
Ct. — Connecticut
C. V. O. — Commander Royal Vic-
torian Order
D. C. L. — Doctor of Civil Law
Dec . — decorative
Eng . — England
Emb . — emblematic
F. C. S. — Fellow of the Chemical
Society
F. G. S. — Fellow of the Geographi-
cal Society
F. R. M. S— Fellow of the Royal
Microscopical Society
G. followed by a number — Gag-
non ilEssai" No. —
G. S. and number — Gagnon Sup-
pliment No. —
G. C. B. — Kt. Grand Cross
Order of the Bath
Gen. — general
Gov . — governor
Hon. — honorable
H. M. — His or Her Majesty's
H. R. H. — His Royal Highness
Jac. — Jacobean style
K. C. — King's Council
K. N. L. — knight of Order of
Netherlands Lion
K. C. B. — knight commander
order of the Bath
K. C. M. G. — knight commander
order of St. Michael & St.
George
J. P. — Justice of the Peace
Lab. — label
Lieut . — lieutenant
M. R. C. S— Member Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons
M. P. — Member of Parliament
M. L. C. — Member Legislative
Council
mant . — mantling
Mgr. — manager
Mon. — monogram
N. C. — North Canada
N. P. — Notary public
N. S. — Nova Scotia
N. B. — New Brunswick
Ont. — Ontario
P. C. — Privy Councillor
P. Q. — Province of Quebec
P. E. I. — Prince Edward Island
Pict . — pictorial
Ptre. or Pretre. — priest
Pub. — public
Q. C. — Queens Council
R. C. — Roman Catholic
R. R. — railroad
R. N. — Royal Navy
R. & W — Ribbon and Wreath
style
Scot. — Scotland
Sg. — Signed
Soc. — Society
Sol. Gen. — Solicitor General
Sups. — supporters
Symb. — symbolical
Uni v . — university
U. K. — United Kingdom
Vt. — Vermont
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A List of Canadian Boo^-Plates
Abbott, John Caldwell, c. 1890. Cr. "Devant si je puis." Sg.
"Adams." Sir John Abbott, Prime Minister of Canada, 1891.
Born 1 821; McGill Univ.; bar of Lower Can., 1847; repre-
sentative in Canadian Assembly 1859-67; Queen's Council;
Sol. Gen. 1862; M. P. 1867-74, 1880-87; Senator 1889; Prime
Minister 1891; K. C. M. G. 1892; died 1893. (G. S. 2649.)
Abuhall, T. B. H. Lab.
Acklorn, George Moebye. Arm. "Look through." Of Lennoxville.
Adamson, John. c. 1840. Lab. Surgeon of Halifax.
Adamson, Wm. Agar. Cr. "Veterum non immemor." Rev. Dr.
Adamson, Chaplain Canadian House of Commons.
Adie, Edward, c. 1910. Pict. A direct copy of the plate of M. A.
DeWolfe Howe by B. G. Goodhue.
Agniel, D. Camille. c. 1840. Lab. Priest of Quebec. (G. 4746.)
Ainslie, G. R. Arm. sups, standing on ground. Major Ainslie,
Lieut. Gov. of Cape Breton 1816-20.
Akin, Thomas B. c. 1840. Cr. in garter. Thomas Beamish Akin,
author of valuable historical writings, barrister and Com-
missioner of Public Records in Nova Scotia. The Akin family
came from New Jersey in 1758. Born in Liverpool, N. S. 1809;
studied law in Halifax; bar 1831 ; Comm. Pub. Rec. 1857 ; author
of "History of Halifax; N. S." 1839, "A Sketch of the Rise and
Progress of the Church of England in the British North Ameri-
can Provinces," "Selections from the public documents of the
Province of Nova Scotia" 1869, and various pamphlets. (Acad.
Vol. 4. No. 1. p. 85.)
Alberta, Library of the Province of, Edmonton. Lab.
Alberta, Library of the Province of, Edmonton. Arm. Mant.
Alexander, George R. Arm. Mant. "Ducitur non trahitur."
Alexander, George. Arm. Cr. and garter. "Non fraude sed laude."
Senator of Quebec. (G. 4747.)
Alexander, W. L., Attorney at Law, Halifax, c. 1780. Lab. with
flower border.
Alexander, W. Murray. Arm. "Per mare per terras." By
Alexander and Cable Toronto. Stockbroker of Toronto.
Alexander, William Walker. 191 1 , Pict. By owner, partner in the
firm of Alexander and Cable, Engravers of Toronto, and an
artist of Toronto who has designed twenty or more Bookplates.
Allan, Andrew, Iononteh. Cr. "Spero." Brother of Sir Hugh
Allan. Born in Saltcoats, Scotland, 1812; came to Can. 1839;
member of firm of Allan Bros. 1846; died 1901.
Allan, George William. Cr. in garter, c. 1890. Born, son of Hon.
William Allan, in Toronto, 1822; bar 1846; served through
rebellion of 1837; mayor of Toronto 1855; Legislative Council
1858; Senate 1867; Speaker 1888; Queen's Privy Council of
Can. 1891 ; Chancellor of Univ. of Toronto 1877. Presented the
Allan Gardens to Toronto. (G. S. 2650.)
Allan, John & Margaret, 1843. Leather Lab. Of Longue Pointe,
West Montreal.
(Allan), "Ravenscrag." Arm. "Spero." Hugh Montagu Allan of
Montreal. Born i860; second son of Sir Hugh Allan the founder
of the Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
Allan, William, Cr. in garter. Two varieties. Pioneer settler
in Upper Can.; Lieut. -Colonel in War of 181 2; member of
the Legislative Council of old Can. ; member of Executive
Council during the administration of Sir Francis Bond-Head and
Sir George Arthur; died 1853; (Same plate as that of G. W.
Allan. G. 4748, and G. S. 2650.)
Allard, Rev. Theophile. Lab.
Allen, Andrew. Cr.
(Allen), Cr. Mant. "Facta non verba." By M. J. Ayearst 1918.;
Eugene Bell Allen, born Port Huron Mich. ; of the Allen Inspec-
tion Co. Hamilton Ont.
(Allen) c. 1850. Cr. in garter. "Tace aut face." Hon. Sir John
Campbell Allen, Frederickton, N.B. A grandson of Isaac
Allen the New England loyalist who settled in Nova Scotia in
1788. Born 181 7; advocate 1838; bar 1840; member of the
House of Assembly 1856-65; Sol. Gen. 1856-59; speaker of
House 1863-65; Attny. Gen. 1865; delegate to Eng. on con-
federation in 1865; Judge of Supreme Court on return to
Can.; Chief Justice of the Province of New Brunswick in 1875.
L. L. D., D. C. L. (Acad. Vol. 2 Xo. 1. p. 40.)
Allison, Edward. Cr. "Faire sans dire." Of St. John. Born at
Cornwallis, N. S. 1803 ; died at Halifax 1876. ("Acad." Vol. I.
p. 116.)
Alloway, William Forbes, The Derries, Winnipeg. Arm. Mant.
Born in Queen's County, Ireland, 1852; educated in Montreal;
member of Lord Wolselcy's Red River expedition in 1870.
Governor of Winnipeg General Hospital.
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All Saints Church, Toronto. In remembrance of Confirmation.
Lab. & border. <
Allsop, G. A. c. 1800. Lab. Of Quebec. (G. 4749.)
(Almon, L. J.). Arm. "En Avant." Born 1816. Educated King's
College N.S., M. D. Glasgow 1838; M. P. Canada 1872; Can.
Senate, 1879 of St. John N. B. (Acad. Vol. 2. No. 1. p. 39.)
(Almon, W. J.) Arm. "En Avant." Hon. William Johnson Almon,
M. D. of Halifax. Son of Hon. William Almon, M. L. C. of N. S.,
descended on paternal side from William James Almon, sur-
geon, Royal Artillery, New York 1776, later Halifax, and on
maternal side from Rev. John Cotton. Born in Halifax 1816;
studied at King's College, Edinburgh, and Glasgow; House of
Commons 1872-74; Senate 1879; died 1901.
Alnwick Public Library. Lab.
Amner, Thomas. Arm. In red and white.
Anderson, A. W. Same plate as J. Weir Anderson, name altered.
Anderson, David Charles. Cr. "Providentia."
Anderson, F. P. Arm. "Gradatim."
Anderson, J. Weir. Arm "Gradatim." Born in Eng. came to
Can. 1870. (G. 4750.)
Anderson, c. 1800. Arm. Mant. Samuel Anderson a loyalist of
New York; came to Can. at the beginning of the Revolution;
Captain under Sir John Johnson; settled near Cornwall 1783;
died at the age of 101 in 1857.
Anderson, W. Arm. Merchant of Quebec. (G. S. 2651.)
Angus, Richard B. Arm. Mant. Born in Bathgate, Scot. 1830;
came to Can. 1857; Gen. Mgr. of Bank of Montreal 1869-79;
one of the svndicate which founded the Canadian Pacific R. R.
1880-85.
Annesley Hall, Victoria College, Toronto. Sg. "E. M. K." Ladies'
Residence University of Toronto.
Antrobus, Sir Edmund. Arm. "Dei memor gratus amicis." Was
"a peace hunter of 1840." (G. S. 4751.)
Arcane Society, The. Dec. Symb. 1918. By Stanley Harrod.
Archibald, A. G. c. 1875. Arm. Mant. "Palma non sine pul-
vere." Hon. Sir Adams George Archibald, K. C. M. G., D. C. L.,
P. C. Born in Truro, N. S. 181 4; Pictou College; law in Hali-
fax; attorney 1838; barrister 1839; Nova Scotia Assembly
1851; Sol. Gen. 1856; Atty. Gen. i860; Adv. Gen. of the Vice
Admiralty Court 1862; Secretary of State for the Province
1867; Lieut. -Gov. of Manitoba and the North West Terri-
tories 1870; Order of St. Michael and St. George 1872; Lieut.-
Gov. of Nova Scotia 1873-83; K. C. M. G. 1886; House of
Commons 1888-91 ; died 1892. (Acad. Vol. 2. No. 4. p. 278.)
Archibald, D. C. Arm.
Archibald, c. 1800. Arm. Same arms as A. G. Archibald with
escutcheon added. Sg. "Huntly sc. 74 Bond St." Hon. Samuel
George William Archibald, born in Truro, N. S. 1777; member
House of Assembly for forty years; Sol. Gen., Atty. Gen., and
Adv. Gen.; Master of Rolls in Chancery; Judge of the Vice
Admiralty Court of Nova Scotia; Chief Justice and President
of the Council of Prince Edward Island; died 1846.
Argenson, Ex Catal. Biblioth, d', c. 1700. Arm. Pierre de Voyer
D'Argenson, born 1626; was at the Siege of Bordeaux and at
the battle of Lens; Gov. and Lieut. -Gen. of New France 1657-
61; died c. 1709. (G. 3919 and 4753.)
Armstrong, Sarah. Dec.
Armour, This Book belongs to R., Jun. of Montreal. Lab. with
verse.
Arts and Letters Club, Toronto, Canada. Pict. Symb. By J. E.
H. Macdonald.
Ashworth, R. J. D. Lab. (English?)
Askin, Duncan M. Arm. "Je pense plus." Of Quebec. (G. 4754.)
At water, Edwin G., Montreal 1861. Lab. At one time President
of the Montreal Board of Trade.
At wood, Clinton A. S. Arm.
Auge, 0. M., Avocat. Lab.
Avray, E. Marshall d'. Lab. Professor of French in Univ. of New
Brunswick.
Ayearst, John Alma. Arm. Mant. 1918. "Tous jours loyal." By
his son Morley J. Ayearst of Toronto. Born county of Wel-
lington, Ontario. B. A. Victoria College University of Toronto
1894. Ordained Methodist Church 1894. Resigned Ministry
to become Chief (Liquor) Licence Inspector for Ontario. Mem-
ber Board of Licence Commissioners for Ontario 19 16.
Ayearst, Morley J. Arm. Mant. "Tous jours loyal." 1918. By
owner born Court right Ont. 1899. Son of John Alma Ayearst.
Victoria College University of Toronto. Has designed a few
Bookplates, mostly armorial.
Ayearst, Morley J. Mon. 191 7. By Stanley Harrod.
(Ayearst, Morley J.) Arm. Mant. 1918. "Tous jours loyal." By
Stanley Harrod.
Ayearst, M. J. Dec. 191 5. By owner.
(Ayearst, M. J.) Arm. Mant. 191 5. By owner.
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Aylwin, Thorns. Chip. Arm. "Je n'oublierai pas." A Boston
merchant who married the daughter of William Cushing who
was later one of the justices of the United States Supreme
Court. In 1768 Aylwin removed to Quebec and lived there
through the revolution. (G. 4755 and G. S. Appx.)
Aylwin, Charles F. c. 1830. Arm. "Je n'oublierai pas." Of
Quebec. (G. 4756.)
B., C. Mon. Dec. (G. 4757-)
B. No. , Lab.
Babeau, M., Conseiller a Troyes. Lab.
Bacon, James. Cr. Born 1851. Upper Canada College 1861-70.
Barrister of Toronto.
Bagg, Abner. Arm, Sg. "W. Jackson sc. Gutter Lane, Cheapside,
London." Bom in Pittsfield, Mass. 1793; died in Montreal
1852. (G. S. 2652.)
Baillargeon, C. F. c. 1835. Lab. Born at L'ile Auxgrues 1798;
ordained priest 1822; Bishop and Administrator of Diocese of
Quebec 1855; died 1870. Two varieties. Archbishop of
Quebec. (G. 4758-)
Bain. Dec, By A. H. Howard.
(Baird) A. H. B., Paris, Ont. Arm. "Vi et virtute." Andrew Hugh
Baird, mayor of Paris, Ont. Born in Montreal 1834.
Baker, Albert, Collegiate Institute, Collingwood, Ont., 188-. Lab.
Baker, James. Arm. Mant. (Shield in border) Born in London
1830; educated at Cambridge; member of 8th Hussars in
Crimea; retired 1875 with rank of Lieut. Col.; came to British
Columbia 1881; member of Legislature for Kootenay 1886;
died 1890;
Arms-quarterly (1) Baker of Clanbrook, Kent, (2) Baker of
Battle, Sussex, (3) Baker of Herefordshire and Worcestershire,
(4) Baker of Dorset.
(Baldwin, Robert.) Arm. Mant. "Nee. timide nee temere."
Son of William Warren Baldwin. Born in Toronto 1804; bar
1825; Sol. Gen. 1841; Atty. Gen. 1842; Executive Councillor
1836; Premier and Atty. Gen. for Upper Can. in the Baldwin-
Lafontine administration in 1842; died 1858. (G. 4760.)
Baldwin of Spadina, in the County of York, Upper Canada. Arm.
Mant. "Nee timide nee temere." Dr. William Warren Bald-
win, born 1775; came to Can. from Ireland 1789 with his
father Robert Baldwin; was at Clarke on Lake Ontario, then
Toronto, and later Spadina ; law 1 803 ; Bencher of the Law
Society 1807; M. P. for Norfolk 1838; died 1844. His home
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was called "Spadina House" from the Indian word "spadina"
which means a sudden rise of ground such as that upon which
the house was built. There is a Spadina Ave. in Toronto.
(G. 4759-)
Baldwin of Spadina, etc. Same as last plate except that shield
is quarterly quartered.
Baldwin, John, Esq. Arm. Of Ontario, c. 1850. (G. S. 2653.)
Baldwin, John. Cr. in garter. (1850.)
Baldwin, Samuel. Arm. Chip.
Baldwin, Hon. W. W. (?)
Balfour, Andrew J. Arm. "God gives increase." By W. W.
Alexander. Clergyman of Quebec.
Ball, Alfred S., Avocat, Woodstock, Ontario. Arm. "Paratus
atque fidelis." (G. S. 2654.)
Ball, F. R. Arm. "Paratus atque fidelis." Francis Ramsay Ball of
Woodstock, County Crown Atty., and Clerk of the Peace.
Born 1827 in Niagara Township. His family came from Ger-
many in 1627 and settled near Albany, N. Y., but removed to
Canada after the Revolution. Bar 1850. Q. C. 1878. (G.
4761.)
Ball, F. W. Arm. "Avant." By Rolph & Smith, Toronto.
Banwell, Henry. Lab.
Barnes, W. H. L. Lab. Three varieties.
Barnett, J. Davis. Pict. A well known Bibliophile of London, Ont.
Barret, L. A. c. 1850. Lab. Priest of Quebec.
Barrett, James Satter. Lab. (English?)
Barron, John Augustus. Arm. Born Toronto, son of Fred William
Barron, 1850; bar 1872; practised at Lindsay; House of
Commons for North Victoria 1887. K. C. 1890; County Court
Judge Co. of Perth 1897; Author of "Barron on Chattel Mort-
gages," "On Conditional Sales," etc.
(Barry, James S.) c. 1850, Arm. "Boutez en avant." Two varieties.
Barter, George. Lab. (English?)
Barthe, G. J., Avocat, C. R. Sorel. c. i860. Lab. (G. 4762.)
Barthe, G. J., Avocat, Sorel. Lab.
Bas, Canada, Department de l'lnstruction publique, 18 — . c. 1850.
Prize lab. and border.
Bates, James N., Nevuit Healy. Lab.
Bathurst of Lydney Park. Arm. Rt. Hon. Charles Bathurst.
Bathurst, The Rt. Hon. Chas. c. 1800. Arm. "Tien la fay."
(G. 4763)
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(Bayard), Chip. Arm. No motto. Similar to Allen #65. Dr.
William Bayard the son of Dr. Robert Bayard, M. D. (Edin-
burgh) who went to St. John, N. B. in 1824. Borrf 18 13 ; studied
in New York and Edinburgh; M. D. 1837; came to Canada
1838. (Acad. Vol. 3. No. 2. p. 132.)
Bayne, A. Herbert, Pictou. N. S. Lab. (G. 4764.)
Bayne, Herbert, Pictou. c. 1865. Lab.
Bayne, Rev. James, Pictou. Lab. (Acad. Vol. 6. No. 2. p. 122.)
Beach, W. W., Leon Library. Lab.
Beatty, Geo. D. Pict. Of Ontario. (G. 4765.)
Beaucher, J. B. St. Hyacinthe. Lab.
Beaujeu, G. Raoul de. Lab with border. Descendent of one of
the oldest noble families of New France, of the Seigneury of
Soulanges.
Beaujeu, A George Rere, Saveuse de. c. 1850. Lab. with border.
Of Coteau du Lac, district of Montreal. Seigneur of Soulanges
and of New Longueuil. Born in Montreal 18 10; died 1865.
Beaujeu, Yvonne de. Lab. with border.
(Beauvau), C. B. Mon. Pict.
Bea verb rook (Sir Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook) Arm. Sups.
"Res mihi non me rebus." Sg. "A. F. Batchelor, London."
Journalist; British M. P.; Canadian eye-witness in France
during German War; raised to Peerage in 19 16. Was born at
Beaverbrook, N. S.
Becher, Henry Corry Rowley, Thornwood, London, Upper Canada.
Arm. "Bis vivit, qui bene." Well known lawyer. (G. 4766.)
Becher, Henry Corry Rowley. Same as last but without address
inscription.
Bedard, E. Lab. with border. Judge and first mayor of Quebec
c. 1820; died 1848. (G. 4767.)
Bedard, L. Th. Lab. c. 1830. Priest of Quebec, died 1859. (G. S.
2655.)
Belcher, Andrew. Cr. with festoons.
Belcher, Andrew. Arm. "Loyal jusqu'a la mort." Son of Jona-
than Belcher. Was a merchant and distinguished citizen of
Halifax; member of the Nova Scotia Council 1801.
Belcher, Jonathan, E. Societate Medii Templi. c. 1750. Arm.
"Loyal ou mort. ' ' Born in Boston 1 7 1 o ; one of the first settlers
of Halifax; First Chief Justice of N. S. 1761; Lieut. -Gov.
1760; died in Halifax 1776. He was the son of Governor
Jonathan Belcher of Massachusetts. (G. 4768, also Allen #72,
and "The Curio," p. 113, Acad. Vol. 4. No. 1. p. 86.)
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Bell, Thomas. Cr. in garter. No motto. (G. S. 2657.)
Bell, Thomas. Cr. "Perseverantia." Naturalist of Toronto.
(Bell) Arm. "Nihil amanti durum." (G. S. 2656.)
Belleville, Ontario Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. Lab.
Bellingham, Sydney. Arm. Of Montreal.
Benson, James. Cr. in garter.
Benson, James Rae. Arm. "Inconcussa virtus." Of Ontario.
(G. 4769-)
Benson, Thomas Moore, of Port Hope. Arm. Mant. Senior Judge
of County Court of United Counties of Northumberland and
Durham, and local Judge of High Court of Justice for Ontario.
Bora in Port Hope 1833.
Bently, The Property of James, Private Library 1855. Ornate Lab.
Sg. "J. R. Hoag, printer."
Berington, Thomas. Arm. No motto.
Bernard, Hewitt. Arm. Brother of the Honble. Sarah Agnes,
Baroness Macdonald of Earnscliff, and son of T. J. Bernard.
Came to Can. and entered law, but became a private secretary
to the Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald.
Berrymax, John, M. D. Arm "Per ardua." His father, an Irish-
man, came from Antrim to St. John, N. B. Dr. Berryman was
born 1828; studied at Univ. of Edinburgh; active in the United
States Civil War 1861; House of Assembly for St. John 1886;
died 1900. (Acad. Vol. 3. No. 3. p. 240.)
Berthelet, C, Pretre, 1825. Lab. Died 13th April 1830. (G. S.
2658.)
Best, Library of Frank H. Ornate Lab. Of Toronto. (G. S. 2659.)
Bethel Sabbath School Library — Hamilton. "Donnelley Prin-
ter." Lab.
Bethune, Bishop, College, Oshawa. Arm. Mitre. Ladies College
(Anglican.)
Bethune, John George, Student Facultv of Medicine. University of
McGill College. Lab.
Bethune, Strachan, Montreal. Lab. Son of Dean Bethune of
Montreal. Born 1821; bar 1843; Q. C. 1864; D. C. L. Lennox-
ville 1885.
Bethune, S. Hallowell. Arm. "Debonnaire."
Bettridge, William, D. D., Rector of Woodstock, N. C. Arm.
Came to Can. in 1834. Wrote a history of the Church of Eng-
land in Upper Can.
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Beverley, Robert Mackenzie. Ann. in garter. Sg. "Griffiths &
Weigalls, 385 James St." "Ubi libertas, ibi patria." (G. S.
2660.) y
(Bickley, Francis P.) Arm. "Celer et audax."
Bird, F. W. Lab. Of Montreal.
Bird, J. Godfrey. Arm. "Fideliter."
Bishop of Columbia. See Hills.
Black, Dr. Campbell, 567 Sherbourne, Toronto, Ont., Can. Lab.
Blackstone, Henry R. & W. Arm. "Audax et vigil." (Proper
motto ribbon is empty) Sheriff of Trois-Rivieres 1810-25;
died there 1825. Was the son of Sir William Blackstone the
distinguished commentator on the laws of Eng. (G. 3848 and
477I-)
Blais, Francois, c. 1856. Lab. of Quebec. (G. 4772.)
Blake, Rev. D. E. Arm. "Virtus sola nobilitat." Dominick
Edward Blake who came to Can. in 1832 with his brother
William H. Blake. Previous to 1832 he was curate in the
County of Mayo. In Can. he was made rector of the township
of Adelaide during the administration of Sir John Calborne.
He died in 1859.
Blake, Gerald Edward. Arm. "Virtus sola nobilitat."
Blake, John Netherville. Plate of Rev. D. E. Blake, name altered.
Blake, Verschoyle Benson. Arm. "Virtus sola nobilitat."
Blake, Wm. Hume. Arm. A Scotchman of Ontario, the Hon.
William Hume Blake, son of the Rev. D. E. Blake; born in
Kiltegan, Wicklow 1809; Trinity College, Dublin; studied
surgery; studied theology; came to Can. 1832; bought a farm
but later moved to Toronto ; law ; Paymaster in Toronto during
the Rebellion of 1837; bar 1838; Sol. Gen. in Baldwin-Lafon-
taine ministry 1847; Vice Chancellor of Court of Chancery
1849; died 1870. His son was the reform leader Hon. Edward
Blake. (G. 4773-)
Blaquiere, Henry de. Cr. in garter. "Tiens a la verite." Of
Guelph, Ont. Plate by Rolph & Smith Toronto. (G. 4774.)
Blaquiere, Honble. P. B. Arm. "Tiens a la verite." Peter Boyle
de Blaquiere the younger son of John, Lord de Blaquiere of
Ardkill, County Londonderry. Born in Dublin 1784; entered
the navy; midshipman under Captain Bligh at the battle of
Camperdown; came to Can. 1837; Legislative Council 1838-
60; Chancellor of Univ. of Toronto; died i860. (G. S. 2661.)
Bloomfield, G. B. Cr. No motto. Son of Bishop Bloomfield of
London, Eng. (G. S. 2662.)
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Bodkin, John. Pict. Editor of "The Kitbag." (Acad. Vol. 3.
No. 1. p. 67.)
Bois, Ls. Ed., Pretre. Emb. Lab. Two varieties. Cure of Mas-
Kinonge and an author of note. A collector of Canadiana whose
library was left to the parish of Nicolet. Born in Quebec 18 13 ;
ordained 1837; cure of St. Francois de Beance 1843; trans-
ferred to MasKinonge 1848; died there. Motto "Prosunt et
delectant. Lectum retinere nefas." (G. 4775.)
Bolduc, Henri, notaire, Quebec, c. 1840. Lab. (G. 4776.)
Bond, Alderman, 1845. Emb. Masonic. George Bond, born 1790;
member of Council of St. John, N. B. 1833-49; died 1852.
(Acad. Vol. 1. p. 102.)
Booklovers Library (Ltd.) Arm. Lab. Two varieties.
Borde, Bibliotheque de Madame de la. Lab.
Borden, Robert Laird. Arm. Mant. "Avauncez lentement."
Born Grand Pre, N. S. 1854; son of Andrew Borden; L. L. D.
Queen's University 1903 and of St. Francis Xavier 1905; pro-
fessor Glenwood Institute N. J. 1873; called to N. S. bar
1878; K. C. 1890; G. C. M. G. 1914; Grand Cross Legion of
Honor 191 5; M. P. for Halifax 1896, and for Carleton 1905;
leader Conservative opposition 1910-11; P. C. 191 1; Prime
Minister 1 9 1 1 ; was Prime Minister during the German War,
and represented Can. at the Peace Conference 19 18-19.
Borrodaile. (?) Of Winnipeg.
Borrow, Henry. Lab. Of Truro, N. S.
Borthwick, Arm. Sups. "Qui conducit." Rev. John Douglas
Borthwick born Glencourse Scotland 1832; Can. 1850; Head
Master West End Academy Montreal; ordained 1866; was
Chaplain to H. M. forces; was a prolific writer among other
works are "Examples of Historical & Geographical Autono-
masias." "History of Montreal with Biographical Sketches."
L. L. D. Chicago College of Science 1888. Wrote also "Poems
and Songs of the South African War."
Bosanquet, Samuel Esq. Arm.
Bossange, Depots de livres francais, Etablis par H., Montreal.
Lab. (G. S. 2663.)
Boucher, Ex libris Adelaid J. Marianopoli, 18 — . Lab. Dec.
"Initum sapientiae timor Domini." (G. S. 2664.)
Boucherville, A Phileas Vcrcheres de. Lab.
Boucherville, Dr. P. V. de. Bcaucharnais, Ca. Lab.
Boucherville, Dr. V. de. Lab. These three plates were the
property of Dr. Boucherville who was a descendant of Lieut.
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Gen. Pierre Boucher, the Gov. of Trois Rivieres in 1653, and
Grand Seneschal of New France.
Bougainville, M. de, de 1' Acad. Francse. 1775. ^Arm. Louis An-
toine Bougainville, distinguished French Navigator. Born in
Paris 1729; served in Canada with Montcalm; sent to France
1756; returned 1759; while in France was made a Colonel
and decorated as Knight of St. Louis; distinguished himself in
the defense of Quebec before the capture of the city, twice
repulsing Murray at Pointe aux Trembles; commanded ships
of the line during the American Revolution; died 181 1. (G.
3822 and 4777.)
Boughton, Frederic. Arm. "Bis vivit, qui bene." (G. 4778.)
Boulton, (Rev.?) William. Arm. Queen's College, Oxford; Classi-
cal Master in Upper Canada College 1830. (G. S. 2664.)
Boulton, Henry Rudyard. Arm. "Nosce Teipsum." Same arms
as last plate. (G. S. 2665.)
Boulton, Henry John. Ann. "Nosce Teipsum." Two varieties,
one differenced with a crescent on a crescent. Born, son of
Hon. D'Arcy Boulton, in Kensington 1790; Lincolns Inn and
Middle Temple; practised law in Upper Can. 1816; Sol. Gen.
1818; Atty. Gen. 1829; M.P. for Niagara 1829; removed from
office of Atty. Gen. 1833; went to England and was appointed
Chief Justice of Newfoundland 1833-38. (G. 4779 and G. S.
Appdx.)
Boulton, James Foster. Ann.
Bourdillons. Lab. (English?)
Bourne, Revd. George. Arm. Church of England clergyman of
Toronto; died in England c. 1890.
Bourne, Revd. George, Toronto, Ontario 1835. Arm. "Veritas et
sinceritas." (G. 4780 and G. S. Appdx.)
Bourret, L. A. c. 1850. Lab. Priest of Qtiebec; ordained 23
Sept. 1837. (G. 4781.)
Bovell, James. Cr. with motto. Born in the Barbadoes 181 7;
studied medicine in London, Edinburgh and Dublin; came
to Canada 1848; lived in Toronto where he helped to establish
the medical faculty of Trinity College in 1850, of which he was
a professor and Dean of the Faculty; later joined the Toronto
School of Medicine and lectured in Physiology and Pathology
until 1870; took holy orders (but with misgivings) on prompting
of the Bishop of Antigua; consecrated and left Can. 1870; and
ended his life as a missionary in the West Indies, dying at Nevis
in 1880.
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Bowen, Chief Justice. Arm. Mant. "In hoc signo vinces." Hon.
Edward Bowen, born in Ireland 1780; came to Quebec 1797;
law; bar 1803; Atty. Gen. 1808; Judge of King's Bench 1812;
Legislative Council of Lower Can. 1823; Speaker 1837; retired
1 841; Chief Justice Superior Court of Lower Can. 1849; died
1866. (G. 3828 and 4782.)
Bowen, Edward. Arm. Arms and motto same as last plate but
design is entirely different. A later plate? (G. S. 2667.)
Bowen, Edward. Arm. Crest the same but arms entirely different.
Bowen, N. H., Quebec. Lab. (G. S. 2668.)
(Boyard, Dr. William) Arm. Of St. John. Plate similar to Allen
#65. A descendent of the Chevalier Boyard, and bore same
arms.
Boyd, C. Arm. Of Toronto.
Boyd, F. Arm. "Spes mea in Coelis." (G. 4783.)
Boyd, G. Arm. "Spes mea in Coelis." Arms same as above.
Boyd, Gardiner. Arm. "Confido."
Boyd, John R. Arm. "Confido." Of Toronto.
Boyd, L. K. Arm. "Spes mea in Coelis." Arms same as above.
Boyd, Mossom M. Arm. "Spes mea in Coelis." Lumber merchant
of Bobcaygeon Ont.
Boyd, William. Arm. "Confido." Of Hamilton, Ontario.
Boyd, W. T. C. Arm. "Confido." Of Bobcaygeon.
Boys, T. Ross. Arm. No motto. Of Toronto.
Boys, William. Chip. Arm. No motto. Hon. William Fuller
Boys, born, son of Dr. H. Boys of Toronto, in New York, 1833 ;
Toronto Univ.; bar 1861; mayor of Barrie 1873-75; Junior
Judge, County of Simcoe 1883.
Bradford, Henry Martin. Arm. Sg. "Jarrett, London." Educa-
tionist of Windsor, N. S. Born London 1855; M. A. St. John
College, Cambridge; came to Can. where he was head master
of a school at Halifax; later head master of Collegiate School
of Windsor, N. S. 1892.
Bradshaw, Richard. Pict. 1917. By Stanley Harrod. Of Canadian
Allis Chalmers Co., Toronto.
Brampton, Primitive Methodist Sunday School Library. Lab.
Breackenbridge, J. Baldwin. Arm. "Spes mea in Coelis." (G.
4784.)
Breckenbridge, John, Belleville 1838. Lab.
Brelingham, Sydney. Arm.
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Brereton, William Westropp. Arm. Mant. "Opitulante Deo."
Notable Canadian.
Brewster, B., Jr. Lab.
Brobant, W. E. Lab.
Brothechead's, W., Circulating Library, 218 South St. Lab.
Brouch, Olive, Bookstore, Fredericton, N. B. Lab.
Brough, Mr. S. Lab.
Brough, (William). Arm. "Deo duca fortuna Comitante." Of
Toronto. (G. S. 2669.)
Broughton, Frederick. Arm. Mant. with festoons. "Bis vivir,
elir bence," "Si je puis." Two varieties. President, Great
Western Railway. Of Hamilton (G. S. 2670.)
Broun, Adam. Lab. Born Edinburgh 1826; Canada 1833; Mon-
treal; Hamilton 1850. Postmaster of latter City.
Brown, Cheg. James Montreal. Lab.
Brown, Clifford H. Pict. by owner; Engraver of Toronto.
Brown, The Library of Colvin. Lab.
Brown, George, Bow Park, Canada. Cr. "Floreat Majestas."
Printed on tinted paper. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland 1818;
New York 1838; later Toronto. With his father published
"The Banner" supporting the Free Church of Scotland. 1844
founded "The Toronto Globe" as a weekly; 1853 it was issued as
a daily. M. P. 185 1 and leader of "Clear Grits"; Prime Minister
1858; resigned from Cabinet 1865; Senator 1873. Declined
both Knighthood and Lieutenant-Governorship of Ontario;
was shot by a discharged employee March 1880; died May 1880.
Brown, Louise. Pict. 1918. By owner. Art Student Toronto.
Brown, T. Crawford. Arm. Mant. Minister of St. Andrew's (Pres-
byterian) Church Toronto; married a daughter of Sir Lyman
Melvin Jones of Toronto.
(Browne, Frank H.) Cr. No motto. Of Montreal.
Browne, Harold C. G. Arm. Sg. "Pugh Bros, London."
Browne, John Ownsworth. Arm. Of Ontario. (G. 478 5.)
(Browning) E. A. B. Cr. Mon. "In Cruce salus." Of Montreal.
Bruce, Herbert A. Pict. By A. H. Howard.
Bruce, John Wyndham. Arm. "Fuimus," "Duw ar fy rham."
(G. 4785O
Brumagin, J. W. Lab.
Brunet, Rev. Messire, Seminaire de Quebec, c. 1840. Lab.
Botanist. (G. 4786.)
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Bryce, Myrtle. Pict. 1918. By Stanley Harrod. Of British
Columbia.
Bryd, F. Arm. Of Ontario.
Buchanan, Alexander. Arm. "Juvo audaces. Clarior hinc honos. "
Sg. "Suffield, sculp." Born, son of Dr. John Brown Buchanan
of 49th Regiment of Foot, in Gosport, Eng. 1789; accompanied
his father who came with his regiment to Canada with Col.
Isaac Brook in 1802; bar of Lower Can. 1819; King's Council
x835; Judge of Court of Bequests 1838-40; appointed com-
missioner with Hon. C. R. Ogden, Hon. C. R. Day, and G. W.
Wickstead, to revise the acts and ordinances of Lower Can. and
to consolidate them in 1842; died in Montreal 1851.
Buchanan, Arthur William Patrick. Ann.
Buchanan, Jno. Cr.
Buchanan, Wentworth J. Arm. Born, second son of Alexander
Buchanan, in Montreal 1828; Bank of Montreal 1853; Local
Mgr. 1853; Gen. Mgr. 1881.
(Buckland) Arm. Mant. "Spe alendus est animus." Sg. "John-
son Sc." Professor of Agriculture and Bursar of Toronto Univ.
Bucklin, D. W., Esq., Watertown, N. Y. Lab. (Can?)
Bull, F. R. Arm. Of Woodstock, Ont.
Bull, George A. Arm. Mant. "Sol, mi, re, fa." George Armstrong
Bull, Born in Dublin 1828; Canada at an early age; studied
theology; ordained deacon of Church of England 1851; priest
1852 by Bishop Strachan; curate of St. George's; later at
Barton; and at Glanford 1853-86; rector of Stamford 1886.
(G. S. 2672.)
Bull, George P. Arm. George Perkins Bull the father of George
A., Richard and Harcour Berland Bull. Died at Hamilton,
Ont. 1847.
Bull, H. B. (?) Of Hamilton. Legislative Assemb y and later
Senate.
Bull, Richard. Arm. Same as George A. Bull. Of Hamilton.
Inspector of the Standard Life Co. of London.
Bullock, John. Pict. Arm. Two varieties, one without name.
Took a prominent part in the Siege of Quebec.
Burland, Ex Libris Jeffrey H., Montreal. Bank note design. Born
Montreal 1861; son of George Bull Burland. B. Sc. McGill
University; assistant to his father, who was President of the
American Bank Note Company in Ottawa and Montreal 1882-
1907; succeeded to the Presidency of the Company 1907; died
suddenly October 9th, 19 14 while in England as Commissioner
for the Canadian Red Cross.
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Burns, Robert E., Barrister and Attorney of Law, Niagara, N. C.
Lab. with border. Robert Easton Burns, son of Rev. John
Burns a Presbyterian clergyman who emigrated from Scotland
in 1803. Bom at Niagara 1805; educated by his father; law;
bar 1827; Judge of Niagara District 1836; resigned and moved
to Toronto 1838; Judge of Home District 1844-4S; Judge
of Queen's Bench 1850; died 1863.
Burry, James L. Arm. Two varieties.
(Burton, Hon. Francis Nathaniel) c. 1800. Jac. Arm. "Dominus
providebit." Lieut. Gov. of Lower Can. 1819.
Burton, G. W., Hamilton, N. C. Lab.
Burton, George William. Arm. Born, son of Admiral George Guy
Burton R. N., in Sandwich, Kent, Eng. 1818; Can. 1836;
law; bar of Ontario 1842; Judge of the Court of Appeals 1874;
Chief Justice and President of Supreme Court of Jurisdiction
of Ontario 1897; knighted 1901; died 1901.
Burton, Warren F., Hamilton, Ontario. Lab.
Burwell, (Lewis) The latter written. Arm. "Ex industria."
A surveyor in Upper Canada.
Bury, Ex libris Comitis R., Visart de. Symb. Alleg. Belgian
Consul for New Brunswick, and Consular Agent for France
at St. John, N. B. (G. S. 2671 and Acad. Vol. 1. p. 96.)
Bustin, W. R. Arm. "Je ferai mon devoir." William Richdale
Bustin of a Northumbrian family, born in England; Univ. Edin-
burgh; commission in H. M. 10th and 98th regiments of Foot;
served in Mediterranean and on the Continent; came to New
Brunswick 1848; died 1874. (Acad. Vol. 1. No. 3. p. 116.)
Butler, Edward Kent, Strothearn. c. 1820. Arm. No motto.
Of Windsor, N. S. Was Lieut. Col. of 35th (Royal Sussex)
regiment of Foot; ensign 1818; Lieut. 1825; Capt. 1826; Major
1833; Lieut. Col. 1836; retired c. 1841. He was the son of
John Butler who lived in great style near Windsor and who
was a close friend of H. R. H. Edward, Duke of Kent during the
latters stay in the Province. The name Edward Kent prob-
ably came from this, and the Duke may have put his name
sake into the army and seen to his advancement.
Butler, John Butler. Arm. No. motto. John Butler Dight,
nephew of Hon. John Butler, and as his adopted heir took the
name of Butler. He kept a shop in Halifax, but after the death
of his uncle he went to England in 1795. Returned to Halifax
later and was made Deputy Commissary and Storekeeper Gen. ;
member of H. M. Council 1804.
Butler's Circulating Library. Lab.
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Cabel's, Z., Library, St. John, N. B. Lab. (G. S. 2673.)
Cadieux, L. M., pretre, cure des Trois-Rivieres. Lab. Two varie-
ties. Died June 13th, 1838. (G. S. 2674.)
Cain, W. C. Pict. Chief Clerk, Dept. of Lands, Government of Ont.
Cairns, Mrs. H., Quebec. Lab. with border. (G. S. 2675.)
Cairns, Hamby F., Quebec. Lab. with border.
Caldwell, Sir John, Bart. Arm. Sups. Eldest son of Sir James
Caldwell the third baronet; succeeded 1784; Receiver Gen. of
Lower Provinces under Lord Dalhousie; owned much land in
Can.; died 1830.
Caldwell, Lenora. Pict. By Ida Jones. Occupational Therapy
Aide, Toronto.
Callbeck, Phillips. Lab.
Calneck, W. A. Lab. Historian of Nova Scotia (Acad. Vol. 4.
No. 1. p. 84.)
Calona, E. Pict. Of Montreal.
Cameron, Charles E. Pict. By J. W. Spencely 1897. A Bookplate
collector of great activity and perhaps misguided enthusiasm
who flourished like a green bay tree some years ago. Unfor-
tunately or otherwise he was cut down in his prime. He made
a tentative list of early Canadian Bookplates and together with
a fellow collector he is said to have swept Canada bare of Book-
plates. He had several other personal plates besides this one.
Cameron, Allan Gordan. Cr. "Pro rege et patria."
Cameron, Arm. "Hinc orior," "Pro rege et patria." John Cameron
of Toronto, Mgr. of the Commercial Bank c. 1854.
Cameron, John Hillyard. Arm. Sups. "Pro rege et patria." Two
varieties, one with different crest and added motto, "Unite."
Bom, the son of Angus Cameron the paymaster of the Royal
Canadian Rifles, at Beaucaire in Languedoc 181 7. In 1825
the 70th Highlanders in which Angus Cameron was then an
Officer, came to Canada, and in 183 1 were stationed at Toronto
where John H. Cameron was sent to Upper Canada College.
Studied law; attorney and solicitor 1838; bar 1838; retained
as member for town of Cornwall 1844; Sol. Gen. 1846 ; Executive
Council 1847; returned for Toronto 1854; defeated for same
seat by Hon. George Brown 1858; represented Countv of
Peel 1861. (G. 4789.)
Cameron, J. Hillyard. Same Arms and Motto as above.
Campbell, Arch'd. H. Cr. "Non obliviscar." Two varieties.
Bora in Carbrook, Scot. 1819; Edinburgh Univ.; Can. 1845;
lived in Toronto.
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Campbell, D., M. D., Edin. Arm. Mant. "Nunquam obliviscar,"
"Per crucem ad lucem." Dr. Duncan Campbell, born in
Argyleshire, Scot. 1811; Edinburgh Univ. 1835; Can. 1834;
surgeon for a battalion during rebellion of 1837-38; Hamilton,
Ont.; Niagara until 1858; died in Toronto 1879. (G. 479°-)
Campbell, Edward Clarke. Arm. "Ne obliviscaris," "Vix ea nostra
voco."
Campbell, F. A., V. S. Ont. Same plate as D. Campbell M. D. name
altered. A Veterinary Surgeon of Toronto.
Campbell, Geo. Arm. sups. "Ne obliviscaris," "Vix ea nostra
voco." Born in Tatamagonche, N. S. 1832; bar 1856; partner
of Hon. Adams G. Archibald until 1867; lived for a time in
Truro.
Campbell, John Henry Mayne. Arm with name in circle. "Non
obliviscar." Of Toronto. Formerly director of Bank of B. N.
A. now retired, living in London, England.
Campbell, Lome Colin, M. D. Arm. Same plate as Duncan
Campbell, name altered. Born, son of Duncan Campbell, 185 1 ;
studied medicine 1872; died at Port Arthur 1885. (G. 4791.)
Campbell of St. Hilaire. Cr. "Pro aris et facis."
Campbell, Stedman B. Arm. "Ne obliviscaris," "Vix ea nostra
voco." Upper Can. Coll. 1833-4; M. P. P. Ontario House,
York. (Toronto) (G. 4792-)
(Canada) Science and Art Department of the Commander of Council
in Execution. Lab.
Canada, Department of Crown Land. Lab.
Canada, Department of Justice Library. Lab.
Canada Life. Presented by the — to — Arm. "Concordia res
parvae Crescunt." 19 16. By Stanley Harrod. This is a
presentation plate to be used in a book entitled "Canada's
Future" edited by E. A. Victor.
Canada, National Gallery of. Dec. Symb. By A. H. Howard.
Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. Pict.
Canadian Tabard Inn Service. Lab. and Type-set border.
Carbray, Felix. Arm. Mant. Motto in Irish. Consul for Portugal
at the port of Quebec. Member Quebec legislature. Born
in Quebec 1835.
Card well, Ye Booke of Wm. F., L. L. B. Lab.
Carey, Mr. Daniels, Barrister, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Lab.
Carey, John P. Arm. "Sine macula." Advocate at Toronto,
c. 1837. (G. S. 2676.)
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Carleto.v Literary Association. Lab. Masonic Society organ-
ized in Carleton N. B. in 1867.
Carme, Alexis, Le Hoblet der Plessis, N. P. & J. C. S. M. & C. Lab.
Carr, Mr. William Ogle, 3 stone Buildings Lincolns Inn. Lab.
(Eng?)
Carroll, Charles. Arm. Of Nova Scotia. Came to Can. from
Maryland in 1775. (Book Lovers' Almanac, N. Y. 1894, and
G. 4793-)
Carroll, John. Arm. "In fide et in bello fortis." Of Ont.
(G. S. 2677.)
Carruthers, F. F. Arm. "Promptus et fidelis." English barris-
ter who came to Canada and practised law in Toronto. Lived
in Yorkville; died i860. (G. 4794.)
Carter, A. G. Pict. Sg. "Carl Ahrens." 1919. Traveller for the
Soole Press, etc.
Carter, John Reid. (?) Of Ontario. (G. 4795.)
Cartwright, John S. Arm. No motto. Of Kingston. Died
i860. (G. 4796.)
Cartwright, Rev. William Henry, M. A. Arm. Of Kingston.
Cary, G. T. Lab with border. Of Quebec.
Cassels, Robert. Cr. "Avise la fin." Of Montreal? (G. 4797.)
Caswall, Henry. Arm. "Non multa sed multum." Sg. "R. M.
sculp." By the English artist Mountaine. Two varieties.
Born in England 18 10; came to U. S. and took orders in the
Protestant Episcopal Church; later moved to Canada where
he lived for some years ; returned to England and was appointed
Vicar of Figholden Wilts.; died Pa. 1870.
Cathcart, Alan, Lord Cathcart of Cathcart. Arm. No motto.
Spent many years in Canada as adjutant 2nd Batt. Royal Welch
Fusiliers.
Catherwood, H. Wilson. Arm. Mant. "Virtus siler praemium."
Catholic Apostolic Church, Toronto. Lab. and Rules.
Cawthra, Henry Victor Holton. Arm. Mant. "Maintien de droit."
Of Toronto.
Cawthra, William Herbert. By E. M. Chadwick. Of a well known
Toronto family.
Central Presbyterian Church, Mission School Librarv. Lab.
(G. 4798.)
Chadwick, Edward Marion, Toronto. Arm. "In candore decus,"
"Tou jours pret." (G. 4801 and G. S. Appdx.)
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Chadwick, Edward Marion. Same arms as above, by owner to
replace copper-plate supposed to have been lost, which has
since been found. This plate is a zinc process block.
(Chadwick, Edw. M.) Same as last but differing in details and
without name. Barrister and genealogist. Son of John
Craven Chadwick of Guelph, Ont. Born at Ancaster 1840;
bar 1863 ; Toronto; author of "Ontarian Families." Also books
on several tribes of Indians, is an honorary chief of the "Six
Nations" and the "Mohawks."
Chadwick, Richard Ellard Carden. Arm. By his father E. M.
Chadwick. Born 1885; Civil Engineer and Contractor; grad-
uated 1906 School of Practical Science, Univ. of Toronto; was
assistant Engineer Bridges and Docks City of Toronto; now
with Foundation Company of New York; was in charge of the
Foundations of the Woolworth Building, and is at present
in charge of all Canadian work of the Foundation Company.
Chalmers, Geo. Lab. Of Trafalgar Ont.
Chambers, R. Lab. with border, c. 1850. Advocate and once
mayor of Quebec. (G. S. 2679.)
(Chapman, William) Arm. with heavy Mant. "Crescit sub pondere
virtus." Born in England, but lived in Toronto and bequeathed
his librarv to the Public Library of Toronto. (G. 4802, and
G. S. Appdx.)
Chapman, William. Arm. Motto as last.
Chapter Library, The. Arm. By E. M. Chadwick.
Charlton, A. Maiide. Cr. "Sans varier."
Charlton, Edward, M. D. Arm. Cr. but no motto. Of New-
castle.
Chausse, Alcide, a Montreal. Arm. form Symb. Sg. "F. C. S."
Architect. Born St. Sulpice P. Q. 1868; son of Edouarde A.
Chausse. Educated St. Mary's Academy; studied Architecture
Montreal and Chicago; appointed City Architect Montreal
1 900 ; author of several Architectural works ; isJ.P.F.R.A.I.C,
F. R. I. B. A.
Chausse, Alcide, a Montreal. Pict. Sg. "F. C. S."
Chausse, Alcide, Pict.
Chester, J. W. Pict. 1916. By Stanley Harrod.
Chester, J. W. Pict. 1918. By Stanley Harrod. Associate of
the Royal College of Art, London; Instructor of Design and
Crafts Toronto Technical School; was Chief Instructor of the
School of Occupational Therapy, University of Toronto, in con-
nection with the Soldiers Civil Re-Establishment.
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Chevrefils, Jean Olivier, c. 1820. Lab. Priest of Quebec. (G.
4803.)
Chevrieres de la Croix du Dauphine France. Arm. (G. 4804.)
Chittenden, J. E. Lab.
Church University of Upper Canada, Toronto Medical Dept.
Arm. (G. S. 2681.)
Clark, Anna L., St. John, N. B. Lab. (G. S. 2682.)
Clark, Harold. Dec. By A. H. Howard. Dentist of Toronto.
Clark, Wm. Mortimer. Cr. in Garter. "Touch not the cat bot a
glove."
Clark, Sir William Mortimer Kt. Arm. Mant. "Touch not the
cat bot a glove." By W. W. Alexander. Born Aberdeen 1836;
Canada 1859; Ontario Bar 1861; Q. C. 1887; Lt.-Gov. of
Ontario 1903-08; is a Senator of The University of Toronto.
Clarke, Librarv of G. H. Lab. on blue paper. Of Toronto.
(G. S. 2683.)
Clarke, Mary Louise. Pict. This is a copy of a plate published
in the "Studio" October 1905.
Clarke, Thomas. Cr. in garter. No motto. (English?)
Clemes, M. B. Dec. By Gustav Hahn. Of Toronto.
Clode, Chas. John. Mon. 19 16. By Stanley Harrod. Student of
Toronto.
Close, A. J. Burrowes. Arm. "Forti nihil difficile." Two varieties.
Of Toronto. Real Estate Broker; died c. 1901. (G. S. 2684.)
Clougher, T. R., Toronto. Lab. Publisher, Agent of "Toronto
Globe" London, England.
Clouston, E. S. Arm. "Through." Son of S. Clouston. Entered
Bank of Montreal 1865; Asst. Gen. Manager 1887; General
Manager 1890; First President Banker's Association 1893.
Clouston, Osla Seaborne. Dec. Arm. "Through."
Cochran, Thos., of Lincolns Inn. Arm. Sg. "Silvester, sc. 27
Strand." Born at Halifax 1777; educated at Windsor and
Quebec; studied law in Eng. 1795; Chief Justice of Prince
Edward Island 1801 ; Judge King's Bench of Upper Can. 1803;
drowned in Lake Ontario 1804; in the wreck of the govern-
ment schooner "Speedy."
Cockburn, James. Lab. (English?)
Cogne, J, Bromston. Lab.
Comstock's, H. L., Law Library. Lab.
Conant, German Seminar Library. Arm. "Conanti dabitur."
Plate of Thomas Conant of Ontario, a descendent of Roger
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Conant who came to Can. from Mass. in 1786. Born 1842;
author of historical sketches, critical essays, etc., which appeared
in the "Toronto Globe."
Condell, Mr., New Bond St. Lab. (English?)
Conger, Wilson Sevmour. Ann. "Semper fidelis." Of Toronto.
(G. 4807.)
Congregational Church Sunday School Library. Lab.
Congregational College of British North America, Montreal.
Lab. (G. S. 26S6.)
Connolly, J. H. Arm. "In fide salus." Of Niagara. (G. 4808.)
Connor, George Skefhngton. Arm. printed in grey, light green, dark
green or pink. Bom at Dublin; educated at Trinity Col.;
Can. 1832; law; practised 1859; member for Oxford until 1862;
lecturer in Law at Toronto Univ. 1848; Sol. Gen. 1858; Judge
of Court of Queen's Bench 1863; died 1863. (G. 4809, two
varieties of the plate, motto "Nemo fidelior")
Convers, E. B. Lab.
Cook, James P., Jr. Dec. By H. Ecclestone, Toronto.
Cooke, Bates. Lab. (English?)
Cooke's Church S. S. Library. Lab.
(Cooper) . C. W. C. Mon. in garter. "Esse quarn videri." Lawyer
of Toronto.
Cooper, Walter T. H. Cr. "Love serve."
Cooper, Rev. William. Lab.
Copp, F. Edwin, 94 Gloucester St., Toronto, Ont., Can. Lab.
Copp, Walter B. Lab.
Copp, William. U. C. Coll. Lab. with Typeset border.
Coppock, Russell, Solicitor, Stockport. Lab. (English?)
Corner, Marguerite Victoria. Of Toronto. Dec. 191 7. By Stan-
ley Harrod.
Cornish's, Rev. George H.- — Library. Lab. Born Exeter Ont. 1834;
ordained to the Methodist Ministry 1862 ; L. L. D. Rutherford
College 1887; editor "Cyclopedia of Methodism in Canada."
Cote, Cerile H. O. Lab. Cerile Hector Octave Cote, M. D., born in
Quebec 1809; M. P. 1834; involved in the rebellion of 1837;
fled to United States where he renounced the Catholic religion
and became a Baptist clergyman, dving in Hinesburgh, Vt.
1850. (G. S. 2687.)
Cote, Ex Libris Cerile H. 0. Emb. Symb.
Cote, Ex Libris Cyrilli H. O. Small reproduction of last.
Cottingham, H. Arm. Sg. "Conally." Clergyman of Niagara.
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Cousins, Dr. J. Reginald. Arm. "In Deo confido." (G. 4810.)
Cowan, Frederick. Arm. "Aymez loyaultc." (G. S. 2688.)
Cowan, John. Lab. very ornate border. Of Port Hope, Ont.
Coyne, John. Arm. "Nil desperandum . "
Cox, L. Estelle. Dec. By Edwin J. Cox.
Cram, George Washington. Pict. 1894. By George Wharton
Edwards. Was the contractor for the Welland Canal 1876-77;
lived in Norwalk, Ct. Collector of Bookplates. (G. S. 2680.)
Cramahe and Haldimand Friendly Library, Ontario. Lab.
(G. S. 2691.)
Creighton, George Wright. Arm.
Crews, Heber. By PL Ecclestone Toronto. Son of Rev. Dr. Crews.
Cringan, A. T. Pict. 19 16. By Stanley Harrod. Mus. Bac.
Instructor of Singing Toronto Model and Normal Schools, and
Univ. of Toronto.
Croasdaile, Henry E., Lieut. R. N., J. P. for the Province of
British Columbia, Nelson, B. C 1897. Ann. Sg. "Vinycomb."
(Croft), C. W. C. Mon. Cr. "Esse quam videri." By Rolf and Smith
Toronto. Plate of C. W. Croft, Toronto.
(Croft, Henry) Arm. "Esse quam videri." Professor of Chemistry
in Univ. of Toronto. Two varieties of this plate, one with
the motto above, the other with it below the shield. (G. 4812.)
Croft, James. Cr. No motto. Professor Croft Univ. Of Toronto.
Croil, James, Montreal. Lab. Author and journalist. Born in
Glasgow, Scot. 1 821; Glasgow Univ.; Can. 1841; purchased
the historic Chrysler farm in Williamsburgh, Ont., the scene
of the battle of 18 13; removed to Montreal 1869.
Crooks, Rob't. Pilkington. Arm. Main. " Perse verando." (G. 4813.)
Crookshaxk, George. Ann. "Cavendo tutus." Bom of Scotch
parentage in New York 1763; came to St. John after American
Revolution, being brought there in 1796 by his brother-in-law
Hon. William Magill and removing to Toronto; Deputy Com-
missioner Gen. until 1812; retired 1812; died 1859. (G. 4814.)
Cumberland, Pendarves. Arm. Maul. F. W. Cumberland civil
engineer and architect who designed Toronto Univ. Born in
London 1820; came to Can. at an early age; designed St. James
Cathedral, the Normal School, Osgoode Hall, and Toronto
Univ.; died 1881. The Univ. of Toronto is acknowledged
to be without parallel the finest example of Norman Gothic
architecture in America.
Cunningham, Henry. Lab.
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Currelly, C. T. Pict. Curator of Royal Ontario Museum. Au-
thority on Egyptology and Professor of Industrial Art Univ.
of Toronto.
Currie, James G., St. Catherine, C. W. Lab.
Curtis, Liscombe John. Seal and Cr. "Velle lux facem."
Cuthbert, Honble. James, c. 1800. Arm. in garter, Cr. and Mant.
above. Grandson of the first Seignior; for many years member
of the Special Council of Lower Can. Was Seignior of Berthiet,
Province of Quebec.
Cuthbert, James, Esqr. Arm. First Seignior of Berthiet, Lanoraie,
and MasKinonge. Was at the taking of Louisburg, with
Wolfe at Quebec, and was selected by General Murray to
carry the news of the fall of the city to Eng. Appointed by
Lord Dorchester to the first Legislative Council formed after
the conquest. Was a pioneer settler in Lower Canada.
Cuthbert, R. Watch & Clockmaker, Jeweler &c, Wyndham St.,
Guelph, Ont. Circular Trade Lab. used as bookplate.
Cutten, W. H., Barrister at Law, Guelph, Ontario. Lab.
Dagenais, Ex Libris Dr. A. Colored Lab. with border.
Dalhousie College Library, Arm.
Dalhousie, Earl of. Arm. "Ora et labora." (G. S. 2692.)
Dallas, Frederick. Engr. Lab. Two varieties. Of Ontario.
(G. 4815 and G. S. Appdx.)
Daly, D. Cr. "Deo et Regi fidelis." Hon. Sir Dominick Daly;
born in County Galway, Ireland, 1798; came to Quebec as
Secretary to one of the governors 1825; at the union was
appointed Provincial Secretary of Canada, and member of the
Board of Works; Eng. 1851; Gov. of Tobago; Lieut. -Gov. of
Prince Edward Island; knighted; died 1868 while acting Gov.
of Australia. (G. S. 2693.)
Daly, Hon. Sir Dominick. Arm.
Daly, M. B. Cr. "Deo et Regi fidelis." Sir Malachy Bowes Daly
son of Sir Dominick. Born in Quebec 1836; educated in Eng.;
bar of Nova Scotia 1864; member for Halifax in Can. House of
Commons 1878-87; Lieut. -Gov. of Nova Scotia 1890-1900;
K. C. M. G. 1900.
Dandy, From the Library of Wm. D. — Lab. with quotation.
Dasque, Bibliotheque de M., a la Cure de Quebec. 1774. Lab.
Davidson, Amy Caroline. Dec. By A. H. Howard.
Davidson, George. Arm. Of Toronto.
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Davidson, Randall. Arm. Sups. "Viget in cinite virtus." Born
Montreal 1862; educated Royal Military College, Kingston;
Entered North British Mercantile Insurance Co. 1882; Can.
Manager 1901.
Davis, James Boyd. Arm. "Aequam servare mentem." Of Ont.
(G. 4816.)
D'Avray, J. Marshall. Lab. Dec. border. Arrived in New Bruns-
wick Chief Superintendent of Schools 1853; later occupied
the Chair of Modern Languages, University of Frederickton.
Died 187 1. (Acad. Vol. 2. No. 3. p. 193.)
Dawson, F. J. C, Levindon, C. W. Lab.
Dawson, G. Herbert, Libraire, Quebec, c. i860. Lab. Two
varieties. (G. S. 2694.)
Dawson, Thomas. Arm. Mant. Of Quebec.
De Blois, Joseph Francois. Lab.
De Blois, Lewis. Arm. "Nathaniel Hurd Sculp." (Acad. Vol. 2.
No. 3. p. 193.)
De Lane Institute, Toronto. Lab.
Delarvar, John, Earl of. Arm. "Jour de ma vie." (G. 4818.)
(Delewarr?)
De La Salle Institute, Toronto, 1873. Lab. (G. 4817.)
De Lury, Alfred T. Dec. By Alex Scott Carter. Professor of
Mathematics, University of Toronto.
Denebon, William, Esq. c. 1790. Cr. Of Montreal.
Denison of Rusholme, George Taylor, in the City of Toronto
Canada. Arm. Mant. " Perse verando." Born in Toronto 18 16;
Upper Can. College; law; bar 1840; military service 1837;
organized Queen's Own Rifles i860; died 1873. He is con-
sidered as the founder of the volunteer force of Canada. (G. S.
2696.)
Denman, Frances LeMoine. Pict. (G. S. 2695.)
Denny, Edward. Arm. Of Montreal.
Derome, Ex Libris J. A., Rimouski Die-Measis. A. D. 18 — . Lab.
Desbarats, Ex Libris George. Lab with border. Of Montreal.
Queen's Printer, old United Prov. of Canada; published "Cana-
dian Illustrated News,"
Desborough & Son, Finsbury Place, South E. C. Lab. (English"')
Desborough, Young & Desborough, Sisse Lane, Bucklersburv. Lab.
(English?)
Des Brisay, Guy. Arm. Mant. 1917. "Confiance en Dieu." By
Stanley Harrod. Of Toronto; descended from an old French
family.
5i
Deschenaux, Prre. Louis, Avocat & Notaire, Quebec, c. 1780.
Lab. Two varieties. (G. 4819 and Appdx.)
Deslauriers, A. H. P. Lab.
De Soyres, John. Arm. Sups., M. A. D. D., Rector in St. John,
N. B. of Hugenot descent.
Dessaules, Jean. Lab. Seigneur of St. Hyacinthe.
Dessaules, L. A. Lab. Son of Hon. Jean Dessaules, and nephew
of Hon. Louis Joseph Papineau.
Dewar, J. F., M. D. Arm. "Quid non pro patria." John Forest
Dewar of the old Midlothian family, bom in Edinburgh 1834;
Edinburgh Univ. practised in Turin, Italy; Canada 1859;
settled at Port Hope; died there 1877. (G. 4820. Two varie-
ties of the plate.)
Dewers, Thomas, Solicitor. Lab. (Dewes? English?)
Diamond, Law Library Mr. W. H. Belleville, Ont. Lab. (W. J.?)
Dicklow, Private Library of A. L. Lab. Of Toronto.
Dickinson, Arm. "Nee timeo neq speno."
Dickson, Casimir. Arm. "Cubo sed euro." (G. 4821.)
Dickson, Casimir. Lab. with border. Of Toronto.
Dickson, Robert, Barrister, Attorney at Law and Notary Public
Niagara, Upper Canada. Lab. with border. A senator.
(Dickson, W. H.) Arm. "Fortes fortuna juvat." Of Niagara & Gault.
Dickson, William, Woodlawn. Arm. "Cubo sed euro." Of Wood-
lawn, Niagara. (G. 4822.)
Dixon, Alexander. Arm. "Fortes fortuna juvat."
Dixon, Rev. Alex., Guelph, Ont., Archdeacon of Niagara. Arm.
Born Longford, Ireland c. 1820; B. A. Toronto 1848; ordained
1849; Archdeacon, Guelph 1883; D. C. L. Trinity, Toronto,
1892. (G. S. 2697.)
Dixon, B. Homer, Esq. Arm. Two crests in garter ribbons.
Dexter-Dixon, "Fortes fortuna juvat"; sinister-Fraser, "Je
suis pret." (G. 4823.)
Dixon, B. Homer. K. N. L. Arm. Same general design as last but
more elaborate, plumes on helmet instead of mantling, flags
and decoration added. Benjamin Homer Dixon, son of Thomas
Dixon, Knight of the Order of Netherlands Lion; and of the
Order of the Lily of France. Born in Amsterdam 1819; Con-
sul Gen. of the Netherlands in Can. 1862; retired 1895; died in
Toronto 1899. He was of the Scotch family. His grandfather
Thomas altered the name to Dixon from Dickson before going
to Holland in 1788. B. H. Dixon's father was born in 1781,
came to the United States 18 16-18 and married in Boston
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Miss Mary B. Homer; he returned to Holland, but finally
returned and died in Boston in 1849, leaving two sons and a
daughter, the latter married William H. Boulton, M. P. of
Toronto, and as her second husband Professor Goldwin Smith,
D. C. L. of Toronto.
Dixon, Thomas, Walkertown, Ont. Lab. with border. Several
varieties.
Doan, A. W. Ross, Arm. Sups. By W. W. Alexander.
Dobbyn, Andrew. Lab. (English?)
Donaldson, James, Halifax, N. S. 1824. Lab. with border.
Donly, Ex Libris Harrison Beauregard & Emma Brook. Pict. Sg.
"EMBD." The Journalist of Simcoe, Ont., born 1862.
D. B. Mon. Symb. Mrs. Bernard T. Donson of Toronto.
D'Odet, Catherine, c. 1750. Plate printed in red. Ancestress of
the D'Orsonnens family.
Dorchester. Cr. and coronet. No motto. Guy Carleton, Lord
Dorchester, called "the savior of Quebec." Born 1725; accom-
panied Wolfe to Canada; appointed commander in chief of
H. M. forces in Can. 1767-82; Eng. 1786; made a peer and
Gov. and Capt. Gen. of Quebec 1786; retired 1796; died 1808.
Dorman, Aniceta Ruth. Pict. (Angel) 19 17. By Stanley Harrod.
Of Toronto.
Dorman, Aniceta Ruth. Pict. (Angel Plate etched) 1918. By
Stanley Harrod. Of Toronto.
Dorman, Aniceta Ruth. Dec. 191 5. By Stanley Harrod. Of
Toronto.
Dorman, Anna E. Pict. 1918. By Stanley Harrod. Of Toronto.
Dorman, Philip. Pict. 1915. By Stanley Harrod. Born 1843 in
England; was Lloyd's Agent in Buenos Aires for about 30
years; retired and travelled, finally settling in Toronto in
1909 where he died in 1916.
Dosque, Bibliotheque de M., a la Cure de Quebec. Lab. Died in
Quebec 1774. (G. 4824.)
Douglas, Louis Archambaud, Comte de Montreal. Arm. "Jamais
arriere."
Douglas, Louis Archambaud, Comte de Montreal, Chevalier des
orders de St. Maurice et St. Lazare. Arm. (As last) Born
in Montreal 1747; succeeded 1770; died in Paris 1842. His
uncle was Charles Joseph de Douglas, Comte et Seignieur de
Montreal in France. (G. 4825. There are several varieties
of the plate.)
Douglas, Louis Archambaud, Comte de Montreal. Pict. Alleg.
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Douglas, Sylvester. Arm.
Doutre, Leon. Lab. Of Montreal. (G. S. 2698.)
Dowland, James. Cr. and garter. No motto, name on"garter ribbon.
Of Toronto.
Downes, Revd. Henry. Arm.
Downey, John. Lab.
Drake, M. Tyrwhitt. Two crests. "Vigilandum." Hon. Montague
William Tyrwhitt-Drake of the family from Bucks, Eng. Born
in King's Walden, Herefordshire, 1830; law; soliciter 1851; Can.
1859; British Columbia bar 1873; Judge Supreme Court of
B. C. 1889; (Tyrwhitt or Tyrnwhitt?)
Draper, Mrs., Hazeldene. Lab. engraved and ornamented. Wife
of W. H. Draper.
Draper, W. H. Arm. "Pace sive in bello." Two varieties. William
Henry Draper, born in Surrey, Eng. 1801; Can. 1820; law
1823 ; bar 1828 ; came to Toronto; elected to represent Toronto
1836; Executive Council 1836; Sol. Gen. 1837-41; Atty. Gen.
1841; Puisne Judge Queen's Bench 1847; Chief Justice of
Court of Common Pleas 1856; transferred to Queen's Bench
Chief Justice Upper Can. 1863; President Court of Appeal
and Error 1869; died 1877. This plate is found both as a
direct print from the copper and as a litho offset. (G. 4826.)
Drumm, A. Cyril. Mon. 1918. By Stanley Harrod. Of London,
Ont., sometime curate of Holy Trinity Church Toronto.
Drummond, Andrew. Arm. "Prius mori quam fidem fallere." Sg.
"Murdoch and Son Edinburgh." Born Edinburgh 181 1. Can.
1834; entered Commercial Bank, Kingston 1836; Manager By-
town (Ottawa) 1843; Manager Bank of Montreal 1846; retired
1885.
Drummond, Andrew Mortimer. Arm. Motto same as Andrew
Drummond. Coat quartered.
Drummond, George Alexander. Arm. Sg. "Murdoch & Son, Edin-
burgh." Born in Edinburgh 1829; Can. 1854; senate 1880;
lived in Montreal.
Duff, Archibald. Lab. with border. Of Sherbrooke.
Dufferin House, Toronto. Arm. Prize Lab.
Dufferin, Earl of. Arm. Gov. Gen. and Commander in Chief of
Prince Edward Island 1872-78.
Dufferin and Ava, Marquis of. Arm.
Dufferin, Frederick Temple, Baron Dufferin and Clandeboge.
Arm. Sups, in seal. "Straightforward."
Duffield, W. D., Hamilton. Lab. Name on Ribbon.
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Duggan, John. Arm. Mant. "Virtute et valore." Printed on
White and Tinted papers. Two varieties, crest in first — lion pas-
sant, in second — lion rampant. Of a well known Toronto
family in the early days; lived at the S. E. Corner of Richmond
and Victoria Streets. (G. 4827 and G. S. Appdx.)
Dunbar, Willm., Esqr. Cr. "Impromptu." Of Montreal. (G. 4288
and G. S. Appdx.)
Duncombe & Matheson, Barristers etc., Simcoe, Ontario. Lab.
with border.
Dundas Mechanics Inst. & Library Association. Lab.
Dunn, Martin, Newcastle on Tyne. Lab. (English?)
Dunsford. (;) Came to Can. c. 1820. (G. 4829.)
Dunsford, James Wicks. Arm. Born in Gloucestershire 1814;
Can. 1837; Legislative Assembly of Upper and Lower Can.
1861; died 1882. He was the son of Rev. James H. Dunsford
rector of Fretherne and Vicar of Frampton-on-Severn. (G.
4830.)
Dunsford, W. H. Arm. Of Brantford.
Duquet, Livre De La Bibliotheque de J. Norbert, Typographe,
Quebec. Pict.
(Durham, Lord.) Arm. Sups. "Le jour viendra." John George
Lambton, First Earl of Durham, born 1792; was raised from
Baron to Earl 1833; one of the four Statesmen who drew up
and supported the Reform Bill of 1830; Gov. Gen. of Can.
1838; stayed only a few months, but on his return to England
wrote his famous Report on the evils of Gov. in Can., and the
Remedy; Chiefly owing to this Report, Responsible Govern-
ment, and later, Federation were accomplished. Died 1840.
Dursford, Ontario. (?) Came to Can. c. 1820. (See Dunsford
above.)
Duvernay Bibliotheque. Pict. Alleg. (Minerva, beaver, etc., name
on banner) Ludger Duvernay, born 1799; founded the French
Canadian National Association 1834; Burlington, Vt. 1837.
He was the founder of "La Minerve" and of the St. Jean Baptiste
Association, and he was banished in 1837 for political reasons.
While in Burlington he issued the "Patriate Canadien." Re-
turned to Montreal 1842 and died there 1852.
Easton, W. Arm. No motto. Of Ontario. (G. 4831.)
Eaton, Edgar Allison. Arm. Mant. "Vincit omnia Veritas." 1916.
By W. W. Alexander of Toronto.
Eaton, Gilbert McCrea. Ann. Mant. "Vincit omnia Veritas." 1916.
By W. W. Alexander.
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Eaton, Sir John Craig, Kt. Arm. Mant. "Vincit omnia Veritas."
1918. By W. W. Alexander. President of the T. Eaton Co.
Ltd., Department Store of Toronto, Winnipeg &c.
Eaton, John David. Arm. Mant. "Vincit omnia Veritas." 1916.
By W. W. Alexander.
Eaton, Lady. Arm. 1918. By W. W. Alexander.
Eaton, Margaret W. Pict. By W. W. Alexander. Widow of
Timothy Eaton, founder of "The T. Eaton Co."
Eaton, Timothy Craig. Arm. Mant. "Vincit omnia Veritas." 1916.
By W. W. Alexander.
Echart, I. R., Quebec. 1850. Lab. (G. S. 2700.)
Ede, Thomas. Pict. 1918. By Sister S. M. Sebastian of Loretto
Abbey.
(Edgar, Hon. Sir James David) Arm. Sups. Mant. "Man do it,"
"Salutem disponit Deus." Born 1841 at Hatley, P. Q.; edu-
cated at Lennox ville and Quebec; law 18 41; bar 1864; M. P.
1872; Speaker Canadian House of Commons 1896; Privy Coun-
cillor 1897; K. C. M.G. 1898; died 1899.
Edgar of Keithock in Forfarshire, male representative of Edgar
of Wedderlie. Arm. Mant. Mottoes as above. Plate of
Sir James David Edgar.
Edgar, Pelham. Arm. Mant. Mottoes as above. 191 8. By
Morley J. Ayearst. Son of Edgar Laird of Keithock, Scot.;
Professor of English, Victoria College, Univ. of Toronto; married
Miss Bolton of a well known Upper Canada family.
Edmonds, William. Arm. Mant. Of New Westminster, B. C.
Edmonston & Douglas, Edinburgh. Lab. Trade card? (English?)
Edrol, Symb. Mrs. Edrol Morton of Toronto.
Edwards, Joseph Plimsoll. Engraved Lab. Of Londonderry, N. S.
Egleson, James. Arm. "Sub Cruce salus." A merchant of Ottawa,
Ont.
Eland, Stephen Eaton. Cr.
Eliot, G. P. Cr. in garter. Of Royal Grenadier Volunteers. Of
Toronto.
Elliott. Arm.
Elliott, Emily, Pict. Sg. "E.E."
Elliott, Essie. Pict. Sg. "E.E"
Elliott, Leighton. Pict. Arm. Sg. "E.E."
Ellis, John. Arm. The old Plate of Rev. John Ellis of North-
ampton. Eng. 1784, used by his great grandson of Swansea, Ont.
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Elmsley, John Esq., Upper Canada. Ann. "Soyez fidele." Son
of the Chief Justice. Was a member of the Legislative Council;
died in Toronto. (G. 4833.)
Elmsley, J., Arm. "Soyez fidele." Two varieties. Born in Eng.
1762; Middle Temple 1790; Chief Justice of Upper Can. 1796;
and of Lower Can. 1802; died in Montreal 1805. (G. 4833.)
Entomological Society of Ontario, Incorporated 1871. Lab.
Essex County Law Library. Lab.
Evans, H. Sugden. Cr. "Libertas." Born London 1830; Can. 1877 ;
Montreal; Ottawa 1884; appointed Dominion Public Analyist
1884; was F. C. S. and F. R. M. S.
Evill, Henry. Cr. in garter. "Virit post funera virtus."
Ewart, John Hamilton. Pict. (Children before fire.)
E wart, John Hamilton. Pict. (View of Toronto.) By C. Valentine
Kirby.
Fabre, Edward E., & Co. Montreal, c. 1850. Lab. (G. 4834.)
Fabrique Notre Dame de Quebec, P. Q. c. 1825. Lab. (G. 4837.)
Fairbairn, The Property of Thos. M. Lab. Of Peterborough.
Fairbank, Charles Oliver. Petrola, Ont. Arm in Colour "Finem
respice". By W. W. Alexander c. 1900.
Fairchild, G. M., Jr. Pict. George Moore Fairchild, Jr. born in
Quebec 1854; New York as a boy; educated at Univ. of New
York; business in Quebec; retired 1890. (G. 4836.)
Falcombridge, Toronto. Arm. Two shields, One crest. Arms,
dcxter-Falconbridge, sinister — Bruce of Skelton (adopted at
marriage of head of the Falconbridge family to heiress of
Bruce in time of Edward III). Hon. William Glenholme Fal-
conbridge the son of John K. Falconbridge who came to Canada
from Ireland in 1837. Born at Drummondville 1846; Univ.
Toronto; law; bar 1871; Judge Queen's Bench 1887.
Farmer, Arthur Augustus. Cr. in garter. "Hora e sempre."
Farwell Esq. Lab. "Nil sine magna labore."
Fearing, Daniel B. Pict. Symb. (Ships) Sg. S. H. to D. B. F. 1918.
By Stanely Harrod. Hon. D. B. Fearing of Newport, R. I. a col-
lector of angling, fish and ship Bookplates, died 1918.
Fearing, Daniel B., Fish Armorial. Book Plate Collection. Mock
Arm. 191 8. By Stanley Harrod.
Fearing, Daniel B., Moule's Heraldry of Fish. Book Plate Col-
lection, Mock Arm. 1918. By Stanley Harrod.
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Felton, William Locker. Cr. No. motto. Born on Isle of Minorca
1812; son of Hon. William Bowman Felton who was British
Consul at Leghorn, and came to Canada and bought a farm
near Sherbrooke where he died in 1837. Law; bar of Quebec
1834; retired to Belvedere, Sherbrooke, 1837; died 1877.
Felton, William Hughes. Emb. Advocate of Quebec, later of
Sherbrooke. (G. S. 2702.)
Fenwick, G. E., M. D. Arm. Mant. "Perit ut vivat." George
Edgeworth Fenwick, born in Quebec 1825; McGill Univ. Medi-
cal School 1846; Professor of Clinical Surgery at McGill 1867;
Professor of Surgery 1876. (G. S. 2703.)
Fenwick, George S. (?) Of Kingston.
Ferguson, James B. Arm.
Ferguson, Jean B. Dec. 191 7. By owner, of Toronto.
Ferguson, Wm. Chalmers. Arm. Mant. "Fortuna comes." By
Morley J. Ayearst. Head of Dept. of Modern Languages Univ.
of Toronto Schools until 1918 when he was made Professor
of Modern Languages, Faculty of Education, Univ. of Toronto.
Fergusson, A., Perth. Lab. with border, c. 1820. (G. S. 2704.)
Fergusson, Adam, Advocate. Arm. with festoons. "Arte et marte."
Born in Edinburgh 1783; Can. 1833; founded settlement of
Fergus; Legislative Council Upper Can. 1839; died 1862.
(G. S. 2705.)
Ferland, J. B. A., Ptre. c. 1846. Lab. with border. Born in
Montreal 1805; educated at Kingston and College of Nicoles;
Holy Orders 1823; priest 1828; vicar at Riviere du Loup
and St. Roch Quebec; Superior at Nicoles 1841; resident at
archepiscopal palace 1848; published "Observations on the
history of Canada." 1851, "Note on the Registers of Notre
Dame of Quebec" 1854, "Life of Bishop Plessis" etc. died in
Quebec 1864.
Ferrie, Colin Campbell. Lab.
Ffytche. Arm. "Spes juvat." (G. 4838.)
Ffouckes, W. Wynne. Lab. (English?)
Firehall Library. Lab.
Firth, Wm. Arm. "Firth fortunfil the feathers." Atty. Gen. Upper
Can. 1 783-1862. (G. S. 2706.)
Fitzgerald, R. R. Arm. Rowan Roberts Fitzgerald of Charlottetown,
P. E. I. the son of Rev. David Fitzgerald who was born in
Ireland in 18 13, married a daughter of Rowan Purdon, M. D.
and came to the Prince Edward Island 1847. R. R. Fitzgerald
was born in Fermanagh, Ireland in 1847; law; bar 1870; Judge
at Charlottetown.
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Fitzsimons, Henry. Arm. "Beati pacifice."
Fleming, Georgina Stewart. Engraved Lab. c. 1850. Of Montreal.
Fleming, J. Harry. Pict. Sg. "drawn by Allen Keefer." Of Toronto.
Well known ornitholgist who owns largest private ornitho-
logical collection in America.
Fleming, Sanford, C. M. G., May 1880. Presentation Lab. Born
1827, Kircaldy Scotland; Can. 1845; was instrumental in con-
struction of a R. R. connecting Red River with Canada, which
was completed under his supervision 1876; was created K. C.
M. G. 1897; and was honoured by many Universities; wrote
"England and Canada," "The New Reckoning," also many
Reports. (G. S. 2707.)
Fletcher, I. Lab. with border.
Fletcher, John. c. 1800. Arm. No motto. Was the son of
the rector of Dedham, Essex; St. Paul's School, London. Born
in Eng. 1767; law; Can. 1810; Provincial Judge of District
of St. Francis; died at Sherbrooke 1844. (G. 4839.)
Flint, Thos. C, Toronto. Circular Lab. with quotations.
(Flood, John.) Arm. Mant. "Vis unita fortior." died 182 1. (Acad.
Vol. 2. No. 4. p. 278.)
Floyd, L. H. Dec. Of Toronto.
Flynn's Circulating Library, 14 Alexander St., Montreal, c.
1840. Lab. (G. S. 2708.)
Flytche. Arm. (?)
Forbes, Anthony, c. 1790. Arm. Sg. "Huntly sc," Captain in 47th
regiment of the Imperial Army of Great Britain. This same
plate was used by his grandson the Hon. Francis Gordon Forbes,
judge in Liverpool, N. S.
Forbes, John Murray. Arm. "Altius ibunt qui ad summa nituntur."
Epsicopal Clergyman, U. S.A. (G. S. Appdx.)
Ford, Bibliotheque en Association ae, Quebec. Lab.
Ford, D. B. 0. Arm. Motto ribbon empty. Of Brockville.
Forsyth, Joseph Bell. Arm. Born in Quebec 1830; Collector of
Customs at that port.
Fortin, B., Pretre. c. 1830. Lab. Barthelemi Fortin died 2nd March
1850. (G. S. 2709.)
Foster, C. M. Pict. By C. M. Manly. A well known physician of
Toronto.
Foster, George Green, K. C. Arm. "Sequor agnum."
Fox, Arthur, Dubbs. (>) (G. S. 2710.)
(Francis) A. A. F. Mon. and Cr.
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Fraser, James. Chip. Arm. Of Nova Scotia.
(Fraser, William). Cr. "Je suis pret." Lawyer of, Windsor died
1829.
Frau, Library of Thomas P. Lab.
Freeman, Daniel. Arm. Descendent of Edmund Freeman who came
to the United States in the ship "Abigail" in 1635. Born in
Windham, Norfolk, Ont. 1837 ; bar 1865 ; removed to California.
Freeman, Henry G. Lab.
Frobisher, Joseph, c. 1783. Merchant of Montreal, one of the
founders of the North West Co.
Frothingham, George H. Arm. Of Montreal.
Fry, Edward. Arm. No motto. Of St. Andrews, N. B. (Acad. Vol.
2. No. 4, p. 278.)
Fuller, Charles, Toronto. Lab.
Gagnon, C. E. Riviere du Loup en Haut. c. 1S30. Lab. Notary.
(G. vS. 2712.)
Gagnon, Ignace, Negociant de Quebec. Lab. c. 1825. (G. 4842.)
Gagnon, Ex Libris P., Quebec. Emb. Student of Canadian bib-
liography, and author of "Essai de Bibliographie Canadienne"
1895. After his death his collection went to a public library
and a supplement to the Essai was published. Gagnon was
the first collector to make any real list of Canadian Bookplates,
but his list is far from comprehensive, and gives no biographical
information. (G. 4843.)
Gaynor, George W., Frederiction. Lab. with border.
(Galissonniere, Rolland Michael Barrin, Comte de la) Arm. c.
1750. Gov. of Can. 1747 (G. S. 2715.)
Gallaher, Ziba. Pict. By H. Ecclestone. A lawyer of Toronto.
Galloway, Mr. J. H., Solicitor, Hull. Lab. (English?)
Gardiner, Herbert Fairbairn, Hamilton, Ontario. Half-tone por-
trait of owner.
Gascoyne, Bn., Lincolns Inn. Lab.
Gascoigne, Sir Edward, of Barnhow in the county of York, Baronet
of Nova Scotia. Arm. (G. S. 2713.)
Gatien, J. B., Pretre. Lab. with border, c. 1800. Cure of Ste-
Famille, Isle d'Orleans. (G. S. 2714.)
(Gaulin). SeeRemigius.
Geddes, Gamble. Arm. "Capta major." Of Toronto. (G. S.
2716.)
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Gibb, Sir George Duncan, Bart. M.D., L. L. D., M. A., F. G. S.
Arm. "In Deo confido." (G. S. 2717.)
Giles. Arm. "Nil conscire sibi." J. Beavan Giles of St. Catherine.
(G. S. 2718.)
Gill, L., Pretre. Lab. Of Quebec.
Gilman, F. E., M. A., D. C. L., Advocate. Lab. Hon. Francis
Edward Gilman, son of Stephen M. Gilman, Danville, P. Q.
Born Danville 1842; law; bar 1865; Quebec Legislature, Council
1887; lived in Montreal.
Gilmore, G. M., Smithville, C. W. Lab. (G. 4844.)
Gilmour, Robert. Arm. "Perseveranti dabitur." (G. 4845.)
(Gilpin, Rev. Edwin) Arm. "Dictis factisque simplex." Born at
Aylesford, N. S. 182 1; son of Edwin and Eliza Gilpin. Was
Dean of Nova Scotia in 1899. (Acad. Vol. 2. N. 4. p. 276.)
Girdwood, G. P. Cr. in garter. "Vitae via, virtus." Gilbert
Prout Girdwood, M. D., M. R. C. S., born in London 1832;
Univ. Coll. and St. George's Sch. of Med.; army 1854; surgeon
H. M. Grenadier Guards; Can. 1862 with first battalion at time
of Trent affair; retired 1864; Professor of Chemistry in Medical
Faculty in McGill Univ. 1879. (G. S. 2719.)
Girouard, D. Arm. Hon. Desire Girouard son of Jeremia Girouard.
Born 1836; law; bar i860; represented Jaque Cartier 1878-
96; Judge Supreme Court of Can. 1895; published several val-
uable historical works.
Girouard, J. J. Lab. with ornamental border, c. 1840. Notary
and patriot of St. Eustache. (G. S. 2720.)
Giroux, Jean Olivier, Pretre. Lab. with type-set border, c. i860.
Cure of St. Benoit. (G. S. 2721.)
Gissing, F. F., Private Library. Lab.
Glass, Please return this book to David, and oblige. Lab. Born
Ontario 1840; bar 1864; Mayor of London, Ont. 1858; M. P.
1872; Q. C. 1876; Speaker of the House 1886.
Glazeb rook, Arthur Jas. Arm. Tudor. Mant. "Dum spiro spero."
Sg. I.W. (?)W. I. (?)inMon.
Glazebrook. Above plate altered to read Ex Libris Glazebrook.
Glen, John. Ann. "Alte pete." (?)
Goode, Arthur. Pict. ("Angel holding a soul.") By Harold Nelson
in three colors. Of Ontario; at one time connected with the
Carlton Studio in London.
Gooderham, Maude. Dec. By A. H. Howard.
Gould's W. N., Private Library. Two varieties.
Gordon, Henry Perry, Esq., Lincolns Inn. Lab. (Percy' English5)
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Grace Church Sunday School Library. Lab.
(Graham) Arm. Mant. "For right and reason." Of 16th Battalion
Royal Grenadiers. (G. S. 2722.)
Graham, R. J. Arm.
Grammar School, Kingston C. W. 185-. Prize Lab. with border.
Grasett, Frederick le M. Arm. "Meliora sequi." Born in Toronto
1 851; studied medicine in Toronto and Edinburgh; Toronto
after 1882. Was son of the Very Revd. Dean Grassett. (G. S.
2723)
Grasett, Henry James. Arm. "Meliora sequi." Son of Dr. Hemy
Grasett Deputy Inspector of Army Hospitals who came to
Canada in 18 13. Born at Gibraltar 1808; St. John Coll., Cam-
bridge; ordained in Quebec 1834; rector in Toronto 1837 ; Dean
1867. (G. 4846.)
Graves, Fred. (5) Of Ontario. (G. 4847.)
Gray, John. Arm. with festoons. First President of the Bank of
Montreal 1817-20.
Greene, T. W., Esq., Q. C. 2 New Square W. C. Lab. (English?)
Greenleaf, Richard Cranch. (?)
Greig, Wm. Ann. "In spes infracta." (G. 4848.)
Grenier, Ex Libris Francisci, Montensis. Lab. (G. 4849.)
Grenier, J. B., etudiant en medecine, Montreal. Lab.
Griffith, Dorothy. Pict. Of Toronto. This plate is a direct copy
of a plate by Harold Nelson for Edith A. Kingsford.
Griffith, H. C. Dec. . Sg. A. S. Carter. Headmaster Ridlev
Coll.
Groom, William, Lincolns Inn. Lab. (English ?)
Groves, Fred. Arm. No motto. Barrister of Toronto, son of an
Angelican Clergyman. (G. S. 2724.)
Guelph, Ont., The Church of Our Lady Immaculate. Pict? Lab.
Guelph, Grammar School, Midsummer Examination, 185-. Lab.
& border.
Guelph Mechanics Institute, Ontario. Lab. (G. S. 2725.)
Guelph, Free Library, Ontario. Lab. (G. S. 2726.)
Guelph Public Library, Ontario. Arm. Lab. "Floreat scientia."
Gunn, William. Arm. "Aut pax, aut bellum." Born in Glasgow,
Scot., 1816; Can. 1836. Of Walkerton, Ont. (G. 4850.)
Guthrie, D., Barrister, Guelph. Lab. with type-set border. Donald
Guthrie, born in Edinburgh 1840; Toronto 1854; law; attorney
1863; barrister 1866; Queen's Council 1876; Member of House
of Commons for South Wellington 1876.
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Guy, Etienne. c. 1770. Lab. with type-set border, Surveyor in
Montreal c. 1825.
Gwynne, Dr. Cr. in garter. Of Toronto.
Gzowski, Arm. No motto, name on motto ribbon. Colonel Sir
Casimir Stanislaus Gzowski whose father was an officer in the
Imperial Guard of Russia. Born in St. Petersburg 18 13;
educated in the Military Coll. of Kremenetz; held commission
in the Russian army; came to Canada and studied law; em-
ployed in Public Works Dept. 1841-47; helped to organize the
Dominion Rifle Assn.; made A. D. C. to the Queen 1879; staff
officer in Engineer Force of Canada; K. C. M. G. 1890; died
in Toronto 1898. The family belong to the old Polish Nobility
(G. 4851.)
H.,E. J. Lab.
(Haddon', R., B. A.) Lab used in Presentation Copies of "Life of
Dr. Duff" to Theolog. Clases, Knox Coll. Toronto Dec. '82
(Name in M. S.)
Hagar, Chas. W. Arm. "Sub cruce salus." Sg. "F. Adams sc."
Of Montreal. (G. S. 2727.)
Hagar, George F. Arm. (Like last) Of Montreal.
Hagar, John. Lab. Of Montreal.
Hagar, William. Arm. "Sola Virtus." Of Ontario. (G. S. 2728.)
Hagerman, J. F. Ann. "My Country." Judge of Ontario. (G.
4852.)
Hagerty, J. H. Arm. "Altior." Hon. Jno. Hawkins Hagerty, born in
Dublin 1 816; Trinity Coll.; Canada 1834; law 1835; bar
1840; Bench 1856; Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas
1868; Chief Justice Queen's Bench 1878; President Court
of Appeal and of Supreme Court of Judicature with title of
Chief Justice of Ontario 1884; retired 1897; knighted 1897;
died 1900. (G. S. 2729.)
Haight's, C, Library. Lab. Three varieties. Of Toronto, author
born 1825; published "Country Life in Canada 50 Years Ago."
iS - re and there in the Homeland." 1895; (G. 4853.)
(Haldane, Mrs. John). Arm. Mant. and Cr. of Toronto.
Haldimard, William. Arm. No motto. (G. 4854.)
Hale, Edw. Robert. Arm. By Nathaniel Hurd of Boston. With
pperell at Louisburg. (G. 4855.)
Haliburtow Lord. Ann. "Watch well." Sg. "A. Wyon, sculp."
.\r(hur Laurence Haliburton, G. C. B., first baron, son of
Justice Haliburton ("Sam Slick") formerly judge in Nova Scotia,
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later M. P. in British House of Commons. Born in Windsor,
N. S. 1832; bar 1858; served on Commissarial Staff 1855—
70; Civil Service as Asst. Director of Supplies and Transport
at War Office; Director 1878-88; Asst. Under Secretary
of State for War 1888-95; Permanent Under Secretary 1895-
97; created C. B. 1880; K. C. B. (Civil) 1885; G. C. B. (Civil)
1897; Baron Haliburton of Windsor, N. S. 1898.
Hall, Arm. Sg. "J. T. Rolph, Toronto." "Dat cura quietum."
(G. 4857.)
Hall, Charles L., Niagara. Lab.
Hall, Dr. G. B. (?) Of Toronto.
Hall, J. c. 1780. Lab. with border. Of Montreal.
Hall, Dr. J. L. c. 1830. Lab. (G. 4856.)
Hall, Ex Libris Dr. J. L. c. 1830. Lab. Sg. "Jones sc." (G. 4856?)
Hall, W. Carleill. Arm. Mant. No motto, word "Carleill" on
Ribbon. Name in facsimile signature.
Hamilton and Gore, Mechanic's Institute. Lab.
Hamilton, Harold V. Dec. By Ida Hamilton. Mgr. of Burlington
Steel Co.
Hamilton, Henry. (?)
Hamilton, Ida. Dec. By owner. Of Hamilton Ont.
Hamilton, I. P., Quebec, c. 1830. Lab. (G. 4858.)
Hamilton, James W. Dec. By Ida Hamilton.
Hamilton, Jessie. Dec. By Stanley Harrod. Of Toronto.
Hamilton, John. Arm. Nephew of the Bishop of Ottawa.
Hamilton Mechanics Institute, Ontario. Lab. (G. S. 2730.)
Hamilton, O'Springer. Lab.
Hamilton, P. S. Arm. "Through." Col. Hamilton of Halifax, N. S.
(Hamilton), S. V. H. Dec. By Ida Hamilton. Mrs. S. V. Hamil-
ton.
Hamilton, Rev. Wm. Arm. Pict. "Contra patriae inimicos."
Printed on tinted paper. Of Belfast who settled in Can. and
died in Toronto. (G. S. 2731.)
(Hampden) Arm. "Vestigia nulla retrorsum."
Harcourt, W. Vernon. Cr. By Rolph & Smith. Journalist of
Toronto.
Harding, J. J. Arm. in seal. Of Belleville.
Harger's Library, C. Lab. Three varieties.
Hargraft, Allan A., 10 Bedford Rd. Upper Canada, Toronto, Can.
Lab.
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Harris, Benj. G. Lab. with border. President of Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of Baltimore, Md.; bom Newton, N. J. 21 July, 182 1 ; lived
at Niagara, U. C. 1826-37; at Guelph, Ont. 1837-45; died
at Baltimore July 7, 1899.
Harris, Edward. Lab.
Harris, Helen Mary. Dec. Symb. By A. H. Howard.
Harrison, Robert A. Arm. Mant. "Absque virtute nihil." Hon.
Robert Alexander Harrison, born in Montreal 1833; Univ.
Toronto; law; bar 1854; House of Commons for West Toronto
1862-72; Chief Justice Queen's Bench of Ontario 1875; died
1878. (Harrisson? G. 4859-)
Harrison, Thomas. Arm. Of New Brunswick. (G. 4860.)
Harrod, Stanley, Pict. 191 7. By owner. Born 188 1 Leeds, Eng.;
studied Arts & Sciences Buenos Aires; Can. 1906; Instructor
of Design and Crafts, Toronto.
Harrod, Stanley. Pict. (Herald) 191 7. By owner.
Harrod, Stanley. Pict. (Ship) 191 7. By owner.
Harrod, Stanley. Pict. (Ship) etched 1918. By owner.
Harrod, Thomas. Mon. By Stanley Harrod. Of Leeds, Eng.
Hart, Alexr. Cr. No motto. Of Montreal.
Hart, Charles Theodore. Arm. Of Montreal.
Hart, Edna. Pict. By Dorothy Stevens of Toronto.
Hart, Frederick Lestrange. Arms and motto of Charles Theo.
Hart Plate.
Hart, Ex Libris Gerald E. Pict. Sg. "Edwin Cox & Co., Montreal."
Two varieties. Numismatician of Montreal, born 1849; author
of "The Fall of New France.," "Rebellion Notes of 1837,"
"The Quebec Act of 1 7 74-" (G. 4861.)
Hart, R. A., Baldwin — . Ann. Of Montreal.
Harte. Arm. Of Three Rivers.
Hartt, Harris D., Frederickton, N. B. Lab. with type-set border.
Harvey, Revd. J. Michell. Cr. "Delectat et ornat."
Haskell, Coburn. Arm. Mant. Sg. "E. Cox. & Co., Montreal."
Haskell, William A. Arm. Mant. "Vincet Veritas." Sg. "E. Cox
& Co., Montreal."
Hastings Division No. 8 Library. Lab.
Hastings, Alexander 0. Arm. (?)
Hastings, This Book belongs to W. Lab. with rhyme. Of Toronto.
Hastings, William A. Arm.
Hathaway. Mr. E. Penrose, 5 old Sq. Lincolns Inn. Lab. (English?)
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Hathaway, Ex Libris Rufus Hawtin. Pict. Sg. "J. M." (J. E. H.
Macdonald.) ^
Haviland, T. Heath, Prince Edwards Island. Lab. with type-set
border.
Haviland, T. Heath, Prince Edwards Island. Arm. "Spes est in
Deo." Thomas Heath Haviland, born in Charlottetown, P. E. I.
1822; educated in Brussels, Belgium; law in Charlottetown ;
bar of P. E. I. 1846; Provincial Assembly for Georgetown 1846-
76; Senate 1873 ; during his career was also in Executive Coun-
cil, was Colonial Secretary, Sol. Gen. Speaker, and leader of
the Conservative Party; resigned 1876; Lieut. -Gov. 1879.
Hay, John D., Toronto, Canada. Cr. "Renovate animos." Mer-
chant of Toronto. (G. S. 2733.)
Head, Dr. Chip. Arm. No motto, c. 1770. Apothecary in Hali-
fax for many years.
(Hector, John) J. H. Mon. Cr. Barrister of Toronto.
Heartfon, County Law Association. Lab.
Heath, D. W., Solicitor, Nottingham. Lab. (English?)
Hedley, Anthony (?) Quebec.
Hedley, Arit., Quebec. Arm. "Vive ut vivas." Sg. "Lambert." c.
1825. Lumber Merchant in Quebec, founded Hedlewille.
(G. S. 2734.)
Henderson, James A. Arm. Mant. "Gradatim" "Sola vertus
nobilitat." James Alexander Henderson, D. C. L., son of
Capt. James Henderson, R. N. Born at Stoke, near Plymouth,
Devonshire, England, 1821; Canada, 1825; law at Kingston ; bar
1834; Master in Chancery 1851. (G. 4862.)
Henderson, William. Arm. "Sola virtus nobilitat." Two varie-
ties, one with motto above, and one with motto below the crest.
Born in Scotland; Can. 1833; lived in Toronto. (G. S. 2732.)
Hendrick, W. G. Eng. Lab. with facsimile signature. In charge of
one of the Departments of the Rolph Clark Stone Co. of Toronto.
Hensley, Mrs. Laura Genevieve. Of Frankfort, Kentucky. Pict?
Married Judge Torrence of Montreal in 1875.
Heward. Arm. Stephen Heward of Toronto.
(Hewlett). Arm. Mant. "Vitam impendere vero." An old U. E.
Loyalist familv of N. B. now extinct. (Acad. Vol. 7 No. 1. p.
62.)
Hick, Ernest Frederick, Toronto. Mock. Arm. Sg. A. H. H. (oward)
Hicks, Ex Libris Stephani, A. D. 18 — . Lab. with type-set border.
Two varieties. (G. S. 2735.)
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Higginson, A. T. Ann. "Deus mihi fortis turris." Of Montreal.
G. S. 2736.)
Hill, Albert J., A. M. Arm. Mant. Of New Westminster, B. C.
(Hill, Lord) Arm. "Avancez."
(Hill, Rev. James J.) Arm. "Je viendrai bon." Of Toronto.
Hill's Lending Library, 2 Place d'Armes, Montreal. Lab. with
Rules and Advertisement.
(Hills) Bishop of Columbia. Arm. No motto. Arms — Diocese of
British Columbia impaling Hills. (Diocesan arms — the arms
of Durham Univ. Coll. with a chief of the arms of Miss Burdett-
Coutts the founder of the diocese.) George Hills son of Admiral
Hills, educated at Durham ; senior curate to Dr. Hook of Leeds ;
vicar of Tarmouth ; appointed as first Bishop of British Columbia,
resigned 1892; was then made vicar of Parliam with Hachester
in Suffolk where he died in 1 895 . He organized the three dioceses
of British Columbia, Westminster and Caledonia, and was
Metropolitan.
Hepton, Dorothy Maclaren. Pict. Symb. By W. W. Alexander.
Hodder, Dr. W. M. Lab. Prominent Physician of Toronto. (G.
4863 & G. S. Appdx.)
Hodgins, John George. Arm. Mant. "A cruce ad coelum." This
plate is sometimes printed from the copper and sometimes as a
Litho. offset. Born 1821; Can. 1833; educated Victoria Coll.
law; bar; Deputy Superintendent of Education 1855; Deputy
Minister of Education 1876-89; librarian and historiographer
of the Education Dept. for Ontario 1889; published numerous
works on education. (G. S. 2738.)
Hodgkinson, J. Dec. 1915. By Stanley Harrod. English; came
to Can. c. 1904; B. A. McGill Univ.; took orders, Curate of
Holy Trinity Church till 19 16; went home and joined the
Canadian Chaplain's Service, German War 1916.
Hodgson, George Wright. Arm. Mant. "In hoc signo spes mea." Of
Charlottetown, P. E. I. (Acad. Vol. 6. No. 2. p. 124.)
Hoffman, J., Quebec. Arm. "Virtute non astuita." Sg. "J. Smillie
Jun. fee. Quebec." c. 1828. Born 1800; died in Quebec June
12, 1829. (G. 4864 and G. S. Appdx.)
Holder, J. Edward N. 1854 Lab. with Latin inscription. Lived N.
B. or N. S. (Acad. Vol. 1. No. 4. p. 237.)
Holtum, Edith K. Mon. 19 16. By Stanley Harrod. English, lived
chiefly in Buenos Aires; Canada 1900; returned to Buenos Aires
1914.
Holyoake, Henry. Arm. "Sacra gucrcus."
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Holy Trinity, Church of the — Parochial Lending Library. Lab.
with Rules. <
Holy Trinity, Sunday School, Dec. By Stanley Harrod 191 6.
Holy Trinity, Sunday School Library of the Church of the —
The Gift of the late Mrs. Wheeler." Lab.
Holy Trinity, Sunday School Library of the — Lab. Six varieties.
Holy Trinity, Church of the — Sunday School, Toronto. Prize Lab.
Two varieties.
Holy Trinity, Church of the — -Choir Library. Emb. Lab.
Honon, Martin. Lab.
Hooper, Angus W. Pict. Alleg. Of Montreal.
Hooper, George R. Cr. "Justus esto et non metue."
(Hope) Arm. "Ad spes non fracta," "Camden." Sir James Hope
who at one time commanded the B. N. A. Squadron at Halifax.
Hope Chapel, Union Sabbath School Library. Lab.
Horswell, Hazel. 1919 Pict. By owner.
Hough, Henry, Guelph C. W. Lab. with Rhyme and ornate type-
set border.
Howard, A. H. Dec. Symb. By owner. A well known designer
and illuminator of Toronto, prepared most of the important
addresses during the last twenty-five years; a member of the
Royal Canadian Academy; English by birth; died 191 5.
Howard, Allan McLean. Ann. "Pro fide." Arms — Howard quar-
tering McLean. Son of James Scott Howard of Toronto. Born
in Toronto 1825.
Howard, B. E. Dec. 191 5. By A. H. Howard.
Howard, C. S. Dec. Mon. 191 5. By A. H. Howard.
(Howard) E. I. V. H. Dec. (Bee-Hive). 1915. By A. H. Howard.
(Howard) F. A. H. Dec. (Plant). 1915. By A. K. Howard.
Howard, James Scott. Arm. "Pro fide." Born in Bandon, Cork,
Ireland, 1 798 ; was a grandson of Nicholas Ouard a Hugenot who
left France after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes; came
to Can. 1819; Postmaster of York for nine years; Treasurer
of Home District (i. e. counties of Wellington, Simcoe, Peel,
and York); married the daughter of Capt. Archibald McLean
of New Brunswick; died 1866.
(Howard) Arm. Sups. "Virtus mille scuta." This plate was at one
time used by Dr. R. J. B. Howard, F. R. C. S.
Howard. As above but with name. These are the arms of the
Duke of Norfolk and their use is improper.
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Howard, L. C. S. Mon. 191 5. By A. H. Howard.
Howard, Murray (?) Sg. "G. W. E. Facie. W. R. Duff Etch."
Howard, S. H. Dec. 191 5. By A. H. Howard.
Howell, George Alexander, Pict. Of Toronto. Born in Liver-
pool N. S.; business man, director of several Companies.
Howland, Katherine V. Lab.
Hubert, Bibliotheque de, Mgr. a la cure de Quebec, c. 1797. Lab.
(G. 4865.)
Hugel. Arm. Mant. "Ich havs gewagt." Baron Adolph von
Hugel of Port Hope and Montreal. (G. S. 2739.)
Hughes. Arm. "Duwa Dignon." (Probably Canadian.)
Hughes, The Gift of David John — of St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada.
Lab.
Huk, Ernest Frederick. (?) Of Toronto.
Hunt, Thomas Sterry. Ann. Born in Norwich, Conn. 1826; con-
nected with the Canadian Geological Survey 1847-72; Pro-
fessor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1872-78;
died in Montreal 1892. His library was destroyed by fire
shortly after his death. While in Canada he was Professor of
Chemistry in Laval Univ. of Quebec 1856-62; F. R. S. 1859;
L. L. D. Univ. of Cambridge 1881; President of Royal Soc.
of Can. 1884; published many scientific works.
Hunter, Arm. 'Cursem perficio." (G. 4866.)
Hunter, Jessie D. Pict. 1909. By H. Ecclestonc.
Huntington, The Gift of the Countess of, and her Christian Friends
in London, to the People of Nova Scotia — 1788. Lab.
Hunton. Lab.
Huot, P., Ptre, Quebec, c. 1850. Lab. Died Januarv 1868.
(G. 4867.)
(Hurd) H. Cr. "Laus Deo." Thomas Hurd, barrister of Toronto
1840-60. (G. S. 2740.)
Hurrill, A., Lincolns Inn, Lab. (English?)
Hutton, A. Watson. Pict. 191 7. By Stanley Harrod. Formerly
Headmaster of the English High School of Buenos Aires; re-
tired c. 1907; came to Canada c. 19 13 but returned to Buenos
Aires almost immediately; is M. A. Edinburgh and Fellow
of the Educational Institute of Scotland.
Inwood, This is the property of Fred. G. — Lab. with warning.
Irving, George T. Pict. 191 5. By A. H. Howard.
7<;
(Irving), I. AeJ. Mon. Cr. "Fortitudine." Hon. Jacob Aemelius
Irving b. S. Carolina; emigrated to Upper Canada 1837 ; member
of Legislative Council of Canada; died 1856.)
Irving, Hon. Jacob. (?) Of Niagara.
Jack, David Russell. Arm. Editor of "Acadiensis" of St. John, N.B.
and writer upon subjects of antiquarian Canada. His maga-
zine has included a series of articles on Canadian Bookplates.
(Acad. Vol. 2. No. 1. p. 37.)
Jack, David Russell. Arm. By E. M. Chadwick. (Acad. Vol. 2.
No. 4. p. 278.)
Jack, David Russell. Arm. 1902. By Rolph, Smith Co. (Acad.
Vol. 3. No. 1. p. 67.)
Jack, David Russell. By the Bay of Fundy Pict. By Mrs. G. W.
Daniel. For use at owners summer residence. (Acad. Vol. 3.
No. 4. p. 310.)
Jack, Ex Libris Edward. Lab. with type-set border. Born at St.
Andrews, N.B. 1826; lived in St. John; died at Fredericton
1895-
Jack, I. Allen, Lab. Barrister, Q. C, D. C. L., former Recorder of
St. John, N. B. (Acad. Vol.~i. No. 2. p. 100.)
Jackson, John Ley. Cr. in Garter. "Spes mea in Deo."
Jacob, Arthur. Pict. 1916. By Stanley Harrod. Of the British
Aluminium Company London, England.
Jarvis, W. M. Cr. "Nil sine labore."
Jeffrey, Thomas Nickerson. Arm. Sg. "C. W. Torbett, Halifax."
Collector of H. M. Customs at Halifax; member of H. M.
Council 181 1 ; married a daughter of R. J. Uniacke 1806.
Jeffries, Dr. John. Arm. No motto. Born in Boston 1744;
Harvard 1763; went to Halifax on evacuation of Boston;
appointed chief of the surgical staff of Nova Scotia; practised
medicine in London 1779; later returned to Boston; Eng.
again 1780; died 1819. He was surgeon of the British ships
in Boston Harbor 1771-74, and was at the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Jendwine, J. W., Lincolns Inn. Lab. (English?)
Jenkins, Robert. Lab.
Jenkins, John. Lab.
Jesus, Convent des Soeurs des S.S. nous de Jesus et de Marie etablie
a Longueuil. 1846. Lab.
Jesus Marie, Acadieme. Lab.
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Johnston, James W. Arm. Sg. "C. W. Torbett, sculp." Born
1792; Sol. Gen. of Nova Scotia 1835; Atty. Gen. 1843; Judge
Supreme Court 1863. The first statesman to advocate Con-
federation of the North American colonies. (Acad. Vol. 3.
No. 2. p. 131.)
Johnston, The Library of R. H. Arm. Lab. Arms of Victoria Coll.
Univ. of Toronto. Was used by that institution at one time
as Johnston was Librarian there for a number of years.
(Johnson, Sir William.) Arm. Sups. "Deo regique debeo." (G.
4870.)
Jones, Arm. "Diligentia." Of Toronto. (G. S. 2741.)
Jones, L. Melvin. Arm. Mant. "Deus pascit corvus" Lyman Mel-
vin Jones, born Ont. 1843; Mayor Winnipeg 1887-8; M. P.
for Shoal Lake 1888. General Manager Massey Harris Co.
of Toronto.
(Jones) Llewellyn, Newfoundland. Arm. No motto. Rev.
Llewellyn Jones, Bishop of Newfoundland. Born Liverpool
1840; B. A. Trinity Coll. Cantab 1862; M. A. 1866; D. D.
1878; ordained 1865; Bishop of Newfoundland 1878.
Jones Ex Libris A. E. Lab. with type-set border. Rev. Arthur E.
Jones, S. J. archivist of St. Mary's Coll. Montreal. Born 1838;
entered S. J. 1858; ordained 1873; D. C. L. Univ. Toronto;
author of " Huronia ' ' ; died Jan . 1 9 1 9 .
Jones, Rev. W., Granby, P. Q. Lab. Episcopal clergyman who had
the parishes of Farnham and Brome, P. I. (G. S. 2747.)
Joseph, Frank John. Arm. "Vincit qui se vincit." Of Ont. Law
clerk, Osgoode Hall; killed in a R.R. accident. (G. 4871.)
(Jopling) Arm. "Qui laborat vincit." Joseph Jopling A. M. I. C. E.
Engineer.
Joseph, J. H. Arm. Mant.
Joyce, Herbert. Arm. "Interger vitae."
Kay, Please return to Geo., Montreal. Lab. (G. S. 2743.)
Kean, A. D. Lab. with rhyme. Three varieties. Of Barrie. (G. S.
2744.)
Keith, L. Elsie. Pict. Sg. "F. D. S." By F. D. Stewart of Toronto.
Kelle, W. C. (?)
Kenah, W. K. Arm. No motto. William Kenah, son of Capt.
Joseph Kenah of the 104th regiment. Born 181 9; lived in St.
John, N. B.; died 1846, (Acad. Vol. 1. No. 2. p. 97.)
Kennedy, John, U. C. College, Toronto. Lab.
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Kennedy, W. P. M. Cr. "Avise le fin" William Paul McClure
Kennedy; professor of English at St. Michael's College Toronto,
and lecturer in the History Department, Univ. of Toronto.
Kerby, James. Cr. Emb. "The only safe course is to serve God."
Two varieties. Of Toronto. (G. 4872.)
Ker, James, of the Inner Temple. Arm. "Pro Christo et Patria."
(Shield containing open book with Masonic (?) emblems.)
Kerr, Brown & Co., Warehouse Library. Lab.
Kerr, Lewis. Lab.
Kerr, W. C. Attorney at Law, Toronto. Lab.
Kerr, W. H. Cr. Of Toronto.
Kersabiec, Marie, Seok'han de nee de Beaujeu. Lab. with border.
Ketchum, Jesse. 1855. Arm. Lab. "By the liberality of Jesse
Ketchum Esqr. the Upper Canada Religious Tract and Book
Society, Incorporated 1855, presents this to — ". The donor
of this plate was a native of Buffalo, N. Y., where he was known
as "Father Ketchum." He lived for some time in Toronto, but
in 1845 returned to Buffalo where he died in 1867. He was
interested in schools for the young. (G. 4873.)
Keyser, William Swift. Arm. Mant. By W. W. Alexander.
Kilby, Ralph H. Arm. "Custodio sacrum." i860. Of Montreal.
(G. S. 2745O
Kilgour, James Frederick. Dec. Symb. Born Oct. 1874; Law;
bar 1896; B. A., L. L. D., of Brandon.
King, Ex Libris T. D. Pict. Arm. No motto. Of Montreal.
Kings College Library. 1801. Lab. The first university of
British origin established in Canada. It was discussed c. 1770,
and in 1788 was founded by an act of Parliament. Opened in
1790 and a Royal Charter granted in 1802.
King's College, New Brunswick, Arm. Royal Arms undifferenced,
except for reversal of crest. (Acad. Vol. 2. No. 2. p. 126.)
(Kings College, Windsor) Bibliothecae Collegii Regalis apud
Windesorum. Arm. (Acad. Vol. 2. No. 1. p. 42.)
Kings College, Presented to A. B. of, Windsor, N. S. 18 — . Lab.
Kingsmill, J. J. Lab. with type-set border. Four varieties. John
Jucherean Kingsmill, son of Lieut. Col. Kingsmill of H. M.
66th regiment and Sheriff of Niagara. Born in Quebec 1829;
Toronto Univ.; Law; bar 1852; County Judge of Bruse 1866-
93; died 1900.
Kingston, Presented by the Corporation of the City of, To — . Lab.
Kingstone, Mr. Frederick W. Lab. Two varieties.
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Kinnin, Frank Nicholas. Lab.
Knechtel, Geraldine E. Cr. By Taylor.
Knox College — Bequeathed to the Library of — by Rev. Alex.
Topp. D. D. Lab. printed in blue.
Knox Collegium Toronton, Incor. 1858. Arm. Prize Lab. A. D.
MDCCCLXX-.
Laberge, C. J. Lab.
Laflamme, R. Lab.
Lafleur, Paul T. Emb. "Lege et age." Of Montreal.
La Fontaine, L. H. Pict. Lab. Hon. Sir Louis Hippolyte La
Fontine, Bart. Born in Boucherville 1807; law; M.P. 1830;
defeated 1841; Atty. Gen. of Lower Can. 1842; resigned 1843;
in opposition until 1848; then the Lafontaine-Baldwin admin-
istration was formed; in power until 1851; retired 1851; Chief
Justice of Lower Can. 1853; made a baronet 1855; died 1864.
(G. S. 2746.)
La Fontaine, The Honbl. Sir Louis Hippolyte, Bart., Chief Jus-
tice of the Queen's Bench, Lower Canada. Arm.
Lagneux, Louis, Avocat. Lab.
Laidlaw, R. A. Dec. 191 5. By A. Scott Carter. Of Toronto.
Laing, John William. Arm. Educated at Cambridge, M.A.;
headmaster of the Victoria Grammar School, Victoria, B. C.
Lally, Arm. Sups, and Banners, "Just and valliant." Edmund T.
Lally of Barrie.
Lamothe, Libraire ecclesiastique de J. M., rue Notre Dame vis a vis
la Semenaire, Montreal, Lab. (G. S. 2747.)
Lang, Gulielmi Roberti. Scientiae Doctoris. Arm. Mant. Sg. G.
J(ohnston) 1903. D.Sc. Glasgow; Professor of Chemistry
Univ. of Toronto; on active service during German War;
attached to Headquarters Staff Military Dist. No. 6.
Langton, Anne. Arm. No motto. Only sister of John Langton the
Auditor Gen. of Can. 1856-78. She was born in Farfield,
Yorkshire 1804; came to Can. with her brother in 1837 ; died in
Toronto 1893. (G. S. 2749.)
Langton, Hugh Hormby. Arm. Of Toronto.
Langton, John. (?)
Langton, Thomas. Ann. "Loyal au mort." Born, eldest son of
John Langton, 1849; Upper Can. Coll. and Univ. of Toronto;
law; bar 1872; (G. S. 2750 and G. S. 2748.)
Larkin, Patrick. Emb. Lab. Captain Larkin, Contractor of St.
Catharines. (G. 4875.)
85
(La Rocque) Ann. "Fais bien et laisse dire." Sg. "F. Adams,
Montreal." Francois Antoine La Rocque, merchant of Mon-
treal; died at St. Hyacinthe 1865. (G. S. 2751.)
La Rocque, Armand. Lab.
Lartioue, J. J. c. 1825. Lab. The Rt. Rev. Jean Jacques Lar-
tique, born in Montreal 1777; named by Pope Pius VII in 1820
as Bishop of Felmessa in Lycia, and Suffragan Bishop to the
Bishop of Quebec; consecrated in the parochial church of
Montreal by Bishop Plessis on Jan. 21, 1821; first Roman
Catholic Bishop of Montreal; advocated British Supremacy
1837-38; died April 19, 1840. (G. 4876.)
Law Society of Upper Canada. By order of the Convocation
with the Compliments of the. Lab.
LaunJere, W., N. P. Quebec, c. 1825. Lab. Two varieties.
Notary of Quebec. (G. 4877.)
Lawrence, Mr. Philip Henry. Lab.
Learmont, W. J. Cr. with books, "L," etc. "Spero." Sg. "Edwin
Cox & Co., Montreal." (G. S. 2752.)
(Lee, Thomas) Lab. with rhyme. Of Fredericton, N. B. (Acad.
Vol. 2. No. 2. p. 128.)
Lee, Thomas, Jn., Fredericton. Lab. with type-set border. (Acad.
Vol. 2. No. 2. p. 128.)
LeemIng, John. Arm. Of Montreal.
Lefroy, Augustus Henry Frazer. Arm. "Mutare sperno." Born
Toronto 1852, son of General Sir J. H. Lefroy K. C. M. G. and
Emily Merry, daughter of Sir John Beverley Robinson. Since
1900 was Professor of Roman Law and Jurisprudence and
History of English Law, Univ. of Toronto. About 19 14, became
Editor of Canadian Law Times. Author of "A Century of
Constitutional Development on the N. A. Continent," "Legis-
lative Powers in Canada"; also joint translator with J. H.
Cameron of "A Short History of Roman Law." Wrote many
articles on Legal and Constitutional" Law. Died March 1919.
This plate is found both as a direct print from the copper and
as a Litho offset. (G. 4878.)
Legurne, Bibliotheque de Mr., a la cure de Ouebec. c. 1790. Lab.
(G. 4879-)
Leitchfield, John. Arm.
Lelievre, S. Lab. with type-set border. Barrister of Quebec.
Leslie. Edward Stuart. Arm. Mant. Son of James Leslie.
Leslie, James. Arm. Mant. Two varieties. "Grip fast." Son
of Capt. James Leslie of the 15th regiment. Born 1786; Aber-
86
deen Univ.; married a daughter of Patrick Langan, Seigneur
of Bourchennin and De Ramsay, 1815; merchant in Montreal;
volunteer 181 2; Executive Council 1848; Provincial Secretary
and Register 1848-51; Assembly 1841-48; Legislative Council
1867; Senate 1867; died 1873. (G. S. 2753.)
Leslie, James Norman Stuart. Ann. "Grip fast." Son of Patrick
Leslie. (G. S. 2754.)
Leslie, Patrick. Arm. Of Montreal. Son of James Leslie.
Lewis. Arm. Two sizes.
Lewis, J. Harvey. Arm. Of Toronto.
Lewis, John Travers, D.D., The Bishop of Ontario 1862. Seal.
Born 1825; Trinity Coll. Dublin; ordained 1848; Canada 1850;
parish of Twekesbury 1850-54; rector of St. Peters at Brock-
ville; Bishop of Ontario 1861; Metropolitan of Canada 1893;
Archbishop of Ontario 1894; died 1901.
Lewis, Ray. Pict. 1918. By Carl Ahrens. (Miss Rae Levinsky.) A
singer of Israel, who takes a deep interest in social work among
her own people. Was selected when eight years old to play
a boy's part with Sir Henry Irving during his visit to Toronto.
At sixteen she joined a Dramatic Company and played Classical
Roles. Left the stage and started Literature and Play writings;
has since been successful in plays; fairy tales and poetry.
Lincolns, William. Lab.
Lindsey, Charles. Lab. with type-set border. Born Lincoln-
shire, Eng. 1820; Can. 1841; editor-in-chief of the "Toronto
Leader" the organ of the Conservative Party, 1853; Registrar
of Deeds for Toronto 1867; author of "The Prairies of a Wes-
tern State" i860, "The Life and Times of William Lyon Mac-
kenzie and the Rebellion of 1837" (1862), "Rome in Canada"
(1879), etc.
Litchfield, John. Arm. No motto. Of Nova Scotia. (See
Leitchneld.)
Livius, Chief Justice of Quebec. Arm. Several varieties. Born in
Bedford, Eng. 1727; Portsmouth, N. H. where he was a mem-
ber of the Council of the State of New Hampshire; proscribed
by the Act of 1778; went to England; appointed Chief Justice
of Quebec 1777; served until 1786; England; died 1795.
(Allen No. 505 and G. 4880.)
London, Ontario, Church of England Young Mens Association. Lab.
London Mechanics Institute Library. Lab. printed in green or
Yellow.
Longley, George C. Maitland, Ontario, Canada. Arm. "Finnavit
fidem." Sg. "F. Adams sc." Two varieties. (G. S. 2756.)
87
Longueuil, Convent des Soeurs des SS. Noms de Jesus et de Marie,
etabli a. c. 1846. Lab. Pict. (G. 481 1 or 4881?)''
Loretto Abbey, St. Aloysius, Ont. (?) Lab. (G. 4881.)
Loretto Abbey College. Pict. Arm. 191 8. By Sister Sebastian.
Loranger, F. G. c. 1825. Lab. A Priest. (G. S. 2757.)
Lord Bishop of the Diocese. Arm. By E. M. Chadwick of
Toronto.
Lotbiniere, M., le Marquis de. Ann. "Fors et virtus." Gov. of
Can. under the French regime. (Allen No. 518 and G. 4882.)
Loupret, C, Iberville, P. Q. Lab.
Lovell, Ex Libris Johannes. Lab. Of Montreal.
Lowe, Roberti Gul. Dec. Mon.
Lowell, John, Montreal. 1857. Lab. (G. 4883.)
Lowrey, Grosvenor Porter. Lab. (English?)
Lusignan, Alphonse, Saint Hyacinthe. Lab. Born 1843; law; bar
1868; practised in St. Hyacinthe until 1874; clerk in Inland
Dept. Ottawa; author of several books on law.
Lyman, F. S., Q. C. Cantab. B. A. Arm. "Specte mur agendir."
Frederick Styten Lyman, barrister of Montreal.
Lyon, James. Lab.
Lyon, N. S. (?)
Maberly, Alfred William. Ann.
Macaulay, J. J. Ann. "Dulce periculum." Son of John S. Macau-
lay. (G. S. 2758.)
Macaulay, John Simcoe. Arm. "Dulce periculum." Colonel,
the Hon. John Macaulay eldest son of Dr. James Macaulay of
the 33rd Foot who came to Can. c. 1795 with his regiment
the Queen's Rangers. Boni in Eng. 1791; educated there;
Royal Engineers; Captain; lecturer in the Military Coll.
Woolwich; Can. 1835; settled at Toronto; married a daughter
of John Elmsley ; took part in the construction of the Welland
Canal; Colonel 1837; Eng. 1843; died there 1855. (G. 4884.)
Macdonald, Hugh J. Arm. Mant. Scotsman of Winnipeg, only
son of the Rt. Hon. John A. Macdonald, G. C. B. and Isabella
daughter of Alexander Clark of Dalnavert, Scotland. Born in
Kingston, Ont. 1850; Queen's Coll. and Toronto Univ.; bar
1872; Winnipeg 1882; House of Commons 1891-93; Privy
Council and Minister of the Interior in the Tupper adminis-
tration 1896.
Macdonald, Joan. Pict. By Thoreau Macdonald of Toronto.
Macdonald, John A. Cr. "Per mare per terras." Plate of Sir
John A. Macdonald, see below.
Macdonald, John A. Arm. Sir John Alexander Macdonald,
K. C. B., D. C. L., L.L.D. born in Sutherlandshire, Scot. 1815;
Royal Grammar School of Kingston; law; bar 1836; Queen's
Council 1846; Executive Council 1847-48; 1854-58; 1858-62;
Receiver Gen. 1847; Commissioner of Crown Lands 1847-48;
Atty. Gen. for Upper Can. 1854-58; Prime Minister 1858; re-
signed; Postmaster Gen. 1858 but resigned the day after he was
appointed; Atty. Gen. 1858-62; 1864-67; Minister of Militia
1862; H. M. Privy Council 1872; sat for Kingston in Canadian
Assembly from 1844 until the Union; House of Commons
1867, 1872, 1877; Prime Minister 1878; D. C. L. from Oxford
1865; L.L.D. from Queen's Coll.; D. C. L. from Trinity Coll.
Toronto; Knight Commander Grand Cross of the Bath 1867;
Knight Grand Cross of Royal Order of Isabella Catalina of Spain
1872.
Macdonald, J. A. Arm. "Per mare per terras." Of Ontario.
(G. 4885.)
Macdonald, L. G., Advocate. Lab.
Macdonald, Rolland. Arm. Of St. Catherine.
(Macdonald, J. D.) Arm. "Craggan an phitiach," "Per mare per
terras." John Duff Macdonald M. D. born Scotland 1819;
Licensed Royal Col. of Surgeons Edinburgh 1839; R. N. Canada
1848; M. D. Victoria Univ. 1867. (G. S. 2759.)
Macdonell, Very Rev. Angus. Lab. c. 1840. Of Kingston.
Born 1 791 at Glengarry U. C; took orders 1822; Vicar General
at Kingston Ont. (G. S. 2760.)
Macdonell of Greenfield, Glengarry Scotland, now of Canada.
Arm. "Per mare per terras." Served during the American
Revolution under Gen. Simcoe. First Sheriff of Home District;
M. P. for the Highland Constituency of Glengarry; Speaker
of the House; died 1842. (G. 4886 and G. S. Appdx.)
(Macdonnell) The Willows, Sept. 20, 1872. Arm. with border.
Of Toronto.
Macdonnell, Samuel S. (?)
Macdonnell, William John. Arm. "Craggan an phithiach,"
"Per mare per terras." Of Toronto. Born Boston 1814, of
U. E. L. descent; was French Consul in Toronto for over 30
years; Leg. of Honour; published "Reminiscences of Rt. Rev.
Alexander Macdonell, First Catholic Bishop of U. C"; Knight
of the Holy Sepulchre; died 1893. (G. 4887.)
Macdonagh, Francis, Esq. Q. C. Lab.
91
Macdougal, A. D. Lab. .,
Macfarlane, W. S. Lab. with rhyme. Of Montreal.
Mack, Theophilus, M. D. St. Catherines, C. W. Cr. in garter.
"Malo mori quam foedari." Son of the Rev. Mr. Mack who
came to Can. 1829. Born in Dublin 1820; Upper Can. Coll.;
Lieut, in Provincial Navy 1837-38; studied medicine in the
military hospital; graduated from Geneva Coll. 1843; settled
in St. Catherines; died 1881. (G. 4888.)
Mack, Wm. G. Cr. "Constans sibi Veritas."
Mack, Wm. G., L.L.D. Arm. Mant. "In esperanza." Sg. "Kirk-
wood."
Mack, W. Arm. Like last plate. (G. S. 2761.)
Mack, W. Gordan, Advocate. Arm. Mant. (G. S. 2761.)
MacKay, W. Macdonald. Dec. 1896. By R. Thomson.
Mackenzie, G. L. B. 46 Admiral Rd., Toronto, Ont. Can. Lab.
Mackintosh, Ex Libris Hugh Fraser, Toronto, Ontario, 1896. Cr.
in garter. Born Hamilton Ont. 1862; member of firm of
Tolton & Mackintosh Commission Merchants Toronto; a
frequent contributor to the secular & Religious press ; was for
two years editor of "Catholic Weekly Review"; author of
"Life of Father Louis della Vagna" ; "A History of the Catholic
Church in the Pro v. of Ontario"; is one of the few "Old Guard"
Canadian Bookplate Collectors but has taken no active interest
in the subject for some years.
Maclaren, David. Cr. "Ab origine fidus." Of Ottawa.
Maclaren, John J. Lab. John James Maclaren born Lachute P. Q.
1842; B. A. Victoria Univ. 1862; M. A. 1866; L.L.D. 1868;
Law Quebec Bar 1868; Q. C. 1878; author several Legal Works;
Judge 1 90 1.
MacLean, Andrew Dyas. Cr. "Virtue mine honour." By Morley
J. Ayearst. Son of the Proprietor of MacLean Publishing
Co., Toronto; held a commission in the C. E. F. in the German
War 1914.
Maclean, F. Lab. with rhyme. (G. S. 2762.)
MacLellan, A. L. & D., Belleville, C. W. Lab. with type-set
border. On yellow paper.
MacMechan, Archd. McKellar. Pict. Designed by owner, drawn
by H. M. Rosenberg of Halifax, N. S. Born Berlin Ont. 1862;
B. A. Toronto 1884; author and editor; Chair of English Dal-
housie Coll. 1899.
92
MacMahon, Hugh. Cr. "Sic nos, sic sacra tuemur." Judge of
Supreme Court, Common Pleas Division, Ontario, 1887. Born
in Guelph, 1836. This plate is found both as a direct print
from the Copper, and as a Litho offset. (G. 4889 and G. S.
Appdx.)
Macmurchy, Marjory. Pict. By K. J.
Macnab, Allan Napier. Arm. "Timor omnis abesto." Born at
Niagara 1798; served in War of 181 2, taking part in the attack
on Toronto by the Americans in April 1813; law; Assembly
1829; commanded militia on Niagara frontier 1837; routed the
insurgents near Toronto Dec. 7, 1837, and burnt the steamer
"Caroline"; knighted for services 1838; Speaker of the New
Legislature 1844; Prime Minister 1854-56; Baronet 1858; re-
tired 1857; died 1862. (G. 4890.)
Maconlet, J. Jeremy. Arm.
Macpherson, Arm. W. Molson Macpherson of Quebec. Born
1848 at Montreal; moved 1870 to Quebec; President of several
Companies, and of Molson 's Bank 1897.
MacTavish, Newton. Cr. Mant. "Ne obliviscaris." By Stanley
Harrod. Editor of "The Canadian Magazine," of Toronto.
Magrath. Arm. "Salus in fide." The Rev. J. Magrath of Ontario,
1827-51. (G. S. 2763.)
Maidment, James. Arm. No motto.
Maitland, Mr. Robert, Toronto, C. W. Lab.
Malouin, J. A. Lab. "Etudiant endroit." c. 1830. (G. 4891.)
Manley, Rev. Wm. (?) Of Ontario. (G. 4892.)
Manley, I. Arm. Of Ontario. (G. S. 2764.)
(Manley), J. M. Mon. Cr. No Motto. John Manley of Toronto.
Manfield, Bertha A. Mon. 191 7. By Stanlev Harrod. Of Thirsk
Eng.
Manfield, Dorothv. Mon. 191 7. Bv Stanley Harrod. Of Thirsk
Eng.
Manfield, Vera. Mon. 191 7. By Stanley Harrod. Of Thirsk
Eng.
(Manitoba) Ex Libris Manitobainsis. Arm. Lab.
Manning, Alex., Toronto. Arm. No motto. Born in Dublin,
Ireland 1 819; Can. 1834; was mayor of Toronto. (G. 4893.)
Marin, J., Pretre. Lab. Two varieties.
Markby, William Temple. Lab. (English?)
Marsden, T. c. 1820. Lab. Ran a school in Quebec. (G. 4894.)
93
Marsden, W., M. D. Cr. printed on four kinds of tinted paper.
Born at Bolton, Lancashire, Eng. 1807; Can. 1812; studied
medicine and practised in Quebec. (G. 4895 and G. S. Appdx.)
Martin, Archer. Arm. Mant. in seal. Son of Edward Martin of
Hamilton. Born 1865; lav/ at Winnipeg; bar 1887; Victoria.
B. C. 1894; Judge of Supreme Court of British Columbia 1898.
Martin, Edward. Arm. Son of Richard and grandson of Richard
("Humanity") Martin of Nallinahinch Castle, M. P. for Galway,
author of the "Martin Act" for the prevention of cruelty to
animals, and the original of Godfrey O'Malley in Charles
Lever's "Charles O'Malley." Born 1834; bar 1855; practised
in Hamilton, Ont. (G. 4896.)
Martin, Edward, Q. C. Arm. (G. 4896.)
Martin, Francis Appley, Lincolns Inn. Lab. (OfTley? English?)
Martin, H. G. Cr. Dec. 191 5. By A. H. Howard.
Martin, Horace Tassie. Arm. "Initium sapientiae est timor
Domini." Author of "Castoralogia, or the History and Tra-
ditions of the Canadian Beaver," 1892. (G. 4897.)
Martin, Horace Tassie, Montreal. Ann. Motto as last.
Martin, H. W. Cr. Dec. 1915. By A. H. Howard.
Martin, James. Arm. Of Ontario. Two var. one with crescent
for difference and one with mullett. (G. S. 2766.)
Martin, Mary. Dec. Mon. 191 7. By Stanley Harrod. Of Toronto.
Martin, S. S. Pict. By V. Smith. Of Toronto.
Martin, Wilfred Harold, Toronto. Seal Arm. Bv A. H. Howard
(Sg. A. H. H.)
Martin, W. H. Cr. Dec. 1915. By A. H. Howard.
Massey, Alice Vincent. Pict. 1908. By M. T. R. (?)
Massey, Vincent. Arm. Pict. 191 8. By Alex. Scott Carter. Baliol
Coll. Oxford and Victoria Toronto; a member of the firm of
Massey Harris and Co. Toronto; Lt. Col. C. E. F. German War
1914.
Matchett, Lloyd Leroy, Toronto, Canada. Dec. 191 7. By Ida D.
Sutherland of Toronto.
Mathews, G. H. Ann. Mant. Sg. "C. Adams & Co." Of Mon-
treal.
Matthews, W. c. 1840. Pict. By R. Brown. Of Toronto.
Maturin, Rev. Edward. Arm. Mant. Church of England clergy-
man who became a Catholic and wrote "Defense of the Claims
of the Catholic Church," Halifax, 1859. (Acad. Vol. 3. No. 4. p.
308.)
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Mavor, Ex Libris James. Pict. By Allan Wright, London. (See
G. S. Appdx.)
Mavor, Ex Libris James. Lab. (See G. S. Appdx.)
Mavor, James. Symb. "Surcite eamusad fratres et verbem lucis."
By Selwyn Image Oxford. Born in Scotland 1854; Univ.
Glasgow; Professor of Political Economy, Glasgow, 1888;
Professor of Political Economy and of Constitutional History
in Univ. Toronto 1892; author of "Wage theories and Sta-
tistics," 1888, and other books on Economics. (G. 4898 and
G. S. Appdx.)
May, Edwin Newton. Arm. Mant.
May, S. Passmore, M. D. Arm. heavy Mant. Born at Truro,
Cornwall, Eng. 1828; Can. 1853; M. D. Victoria Univ. 1863;
Legion of Honour 1878; lived in Toronto.
McAdam, Josie G. Lab.
McAllister, Hall. Arm. (American?)
McAllister, Alex L. Cr. "Par mare par terras." By W. W.
Alexander.
McAllister, J. Edgar, Somerled. Cr. "Par mare per terras." By
W. W. Alexander.
McAndrew, Robert. Arm. Mant. "Fortuna juvat." Of Mon-
treal. (G. S. 2767.)
McAuley, F. M. Cr. "Dulce periculum." By Miss Turquand.
Plate of Miss Fanny McAuley.
McCallum, Daniel, Quebec. Arm. "In ardua tendit." By Smillie.
(G. 4899.)
McCarthy, D'Alton. Arm. with festoons. Born in Oakley Park,
near Dublin, Ireland, 1836; Can. 1847; law; bar 1858; M. P.
1876.
McCarthy, James Francis, Canada West. Arm. Two varieties.
McCarthy, Justin. Arm. with festoons, c. 1800. Advocate of
Quebec.
McCord, Mary Nicholena. Dec. By H. M. Rosenberg of Halifax.
McCullock, James W., Pictou. Lab. c. 1790.
McDonald & Rigby, Halifax, N. S. Lab.
McDonald, W. M., 1876. Lab.
McDougal, Library of J. M., Aylmer, Que. Lab. Born Three
Rivers 1858; law; bar 1879; K. C. 1893; moved to Aylmer;
later to Hull, P.Q.
McElderry, John Edward. Arm. Born Toronto; Mgr. Guelph and
Toronto Ontario Investment and Savings Company.
97
McGibbon, D. Lome. Cr. "Nil sine labore." Sg. E. J. Cox Mon-
treal, '09. Born Montreal 1870; President of a number of
Companies of Montreal.
McGill, Library of, Montreal. Arm. seal, "Grandescunt aucta
labore. In Domino confido." (G. 4901.)
McGill University, Library of the Medical Faculty. Lab. Six
varieties. (G. S. 2768.)
McGill University, Library of. Arm. (Half-tone.)
McGill University, Library of Arm. (Zinc block.)
McGill University, Royal Victoria College. Arm.
McGill University, Library of. Wm. H. Drummond, M. D. Arm.
McGill University, Presented to Redpath Library by John R.
Redpath. Eng. Lab.
McGill University, Presented to Redpath Library by Lady Roddick
Eng. Lab.
McGill University, Library of. (G. H. Blackader) Dec. 191 7.
McGill University, Library of. (Sir William Davison) Portrait Lab.
McDonnell, James. Arm.
McEvenue, Leather Lab.
McGrath, T. Arm. Of Newmarket, Ont. (G. 4902?)
McIntosh, A. H. Lab. with rhyme. Of Toronto. (G. S. 2769.)
McIntosh, Robert Duncan. Dec. By owner. Of Toronto.
McIntyre, Neil Cameron. Arm. "Per arduo." Of Ont. (G. 4903.)
McKenzie, R. Tait. His Book. Port. Sg. "A. J." Of Montreal.
(McLachlin) H. F. McL. Arm. Mon. "Fortes et Fidus" Son of
Daniel McLachlin, founder of Arnprior; Born 1867; B. A.
McGill 1889; M. D. 1892 General practice Montreal.
(McLachlin) H. L. McL. Arm. Mon. "Fortis et fidus" Sg. "F.
Adams sc." Lumber merchant of Arnprior.
McLachlin, Claude. Arm. Sups Of Arnprior.
McLaren, Robert. Pict. By W. W. Alexander.
McLeod, Morson & McQuarrier. Lab.
McLeod, Ezekiel. Lab. Sir Ezekeil McLeod born Cardwell, N. B.
1840; L. L. B. Harvard 1867; Bar 1868; Q. C. 1882; Atty.
Gen. 1882-3; M. P. 1891; Chief Justice New Brunswick 1914.
McLeod, E. & R. Lab. Of St. John, N. B.
(McMaster, S. F.) Cr. with border "Per ardua."
McMaster University Library, Toronto. Arm. Lab. Two
varieties.
McMaster University Library, Toronto. From. Arm. Lab.
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McMaster University Library, Toronto. (Mr & Mrs T. D.
McGaw.) Arm. Lab.
(McMaster University) E. W. Dadson Memorial.
McMurrich, W. B. Cr. "Dominus providebit." Born in Toronto
1842; bar 1866; mayor of Toronto 1881. (G. 4904.)
McNeilly, Alex. J. W., Q. C. Arm. with two crests and two
mottoes. Of St. John.
McQueston, LB. Lab.
McTavish, John. Arm. "Xon oblitus." Of Montreal. (Allen No.
544-)
Meaghan & Chisholm. Lab.
Medcalf, W. Ornate Lab.
Medley, Arm. with festoons. Most Rev. John Medley, born in
London 1804; Wadham Coll. Oxford; ordained 1828; curate of
Souther in Devonshire; St. John, Truro 183 1; vicar of St.
Thomas, Exeter 1838; consecrated in Lambeth Palace Chapel as
first Bishop of Fredericton; made Metropolitan of Can. when
Bishop Oxender resigned; died 1892. (Acad. Vol. 1. No. 3.
P- U5-)
Meighan, John. Lab. Of Pickering.
Mercantile Library Assn. Lab. Of Montreal. (G. S. 2771.)
Meredith, E. A. Ann. "Sub spedirtutis prae mium." Edward
Allen Meredith of Ottawa; Deputy Minister of Interior; son
of Dr. Thomas M.
Meredith, William Symons. Arm. "Heb d dow leb d dim a dew a
digow."
Merritt. Arm. "Presto et persto." Of St. Catherines.
Merritt, N. Lab. c. 1850. Of St. Catherines.
Merritt, T. R. Arm. "Presto et persto." Thomas Rodman Merritt,
third son of Hon. W. H. Merritt. Born 1824; Dominion Par-
liament 1868 and 1872; lived in St. Catherines, Ont. (G. 4905.)
Merritt, W. Hamilton. Ann. "Presto et persto." Son of Thomas
Merritt a loyalist who came to New Brunswick in 1783 ; Canada
proper 1793; served in War of 181 2; lived in St. Catherines.
W. H. Merritt died 1862; (G. S. 2772)
Metcalf, W. Dec. name on ribbon. Of Toronto. (G. S. 2770.)
Metropolitan Methodist Sunday School. Lab. with border.
Mewburn, S. C. Lab.
Milburn, R. M., B. A. Lab. Barrister.
Miller, J. B. Cr. "Spei bonge atque animi" Lumber merchant.
99
Miller, J. M. Montreal. Lab. with type-sef border.
Miller, R., Relieur, No. 114, rue Notre-Dame, Montreal. Batisse
des Soeurs. Lab. (G. S. 2773.)
Mills, James Walters. Arm. Of Montreal.
Milner, F. L. Barrister-at-Law, Bridgetown, N. S. Lab.
Missionary Society, Methodist Church of Canada. Toronto
188- Lab.
Moberly. Cr. In garter. "Adversis major par secundus." Of
Collingwood.
Moberly. Arm. By W. W. Alexander.
Moffatt, Ogilvy. Cr. Of Montreal.
(Molson) J. W. R. M. Lab. Mon. Of Montreal.
Molson, Mrs. John, M. A. E. M. Lab. Of Montreal.
Monk, Arm. G. W. Monk of Ottawa.
Monk, James, E. Societe Medii Templi. Arm. Two varieties.
Born 1744; appointed King's Sol. of Nova Scotia by Gov.
Lawrence 1760; Sol. Gen. of Nova Scotia 1774; Adv. Gen. and
Atty. Gen. of Lower Can. 1794; Chief Justice of the Court of
the Queen's Bench at Montreal; member of the Legislative
and Executive Councils of Lower Can.; knighted; died in Eng.
1826.
Monk, Hon. Sir James. Arm. (G. S. 2774.)
Monning, Alex., Toronto. Arm.
Montizambert, Mr. Edward. Lab.
Montizambert, Fred'k. Arm. Mant. No motto. Born in Quebec
1843 ; M. D. Edinburgh 1864; Gen. Superintendent of Canadian
Quarintines. F. R. C. S. Edin. 1884; author of many medical
works.
Montreal, Bibliotheque de. Lab.
Montreal, Library, MDCCC. Lab. First public library in Mon-
treal, formed 1796; and in existence until 1844 when the books
were purchased by the Mercantile Library Association.
Montreal Library, St. James St. Lab.
Montreal, Bibliotheque de l'lnstitut Canadien de, 6 fev. 1851.
Lab. Two varieties. (G. 4868.)
Montreal, St. James Club. Cr. By Edwin J. Cox & Co.
Montreal, Coll. Theo. in Dioec, Johannes Bureo Willis. Arm. Dec.
1906. By Edwin J. Cox and Co.
Montreal, Coll. Theo. in Dioec, Pramin Hoc Literarium. Arm. Dec.
(Montreal) Ex Bibliotheca Collegii Marianopolitanensis. Lab.
100
Montreal, Church Loan Library of, Estd. Oct. 1841. Sg. "I.
Matthews, Litht."
Montreal, St. Marie College. Lab. in several different colors.
Montreal, Ste. Marie College of , 1S78. Lab. (G. 4806.)
Moodie, J. W. Dunbar. Arm. John Weddebar Dunbar Moodie,
fourth son of Major Moodie of Melsetter, Isle of Hay, the Ork-
neys. He married Susanna Strickland of Bey don Hall, Suffolk
and came to Canada 1832. "Roughing it in the Bush" by
Mrs. Moodie describes their life when her husband was sheriff of
Hastings in 1839.
Moore, George. Dec. By A. H. Howard.
Moore, Win, D. D. No — Lab. Born Upper Glenarm Co. Antrim
Ireland 1838; came to America when a child; removed to Inger-
soll Ont. 1844; Univ. of Toronto & Princeton Sem'y N. J.;
graduated 1865; ordained in Canada 1866; was a founder of
Ottawa Ladies' College; D. D. Of Hanover Coll. Ind. 1879;
elected President Ottawa Protestant Ministerial Ass'n. 1897.
(Moreau) Arm. "Omnia possum in eo qui ne confortae." The Rt.
Rev. Louis Zephirin Moreau, born in Becancour 1824; Xicoles
Seminary; ordained 1846; Vicar Gen. of Diocese of St. Hya-
cinthe 1869; consecrated Bishop 1876.
Morgan, Basil Geo. Pict. By J. E. H. Macdonald.
Morgan, Henry J. Lab. Emb. Henry James Morgan, born in
Quebec 1842; chief clerk of Dept. of State, Ont. Author of
"Sketches of Celebrated Canadians." 1862, "The Canadian
Legal Dictionary." "The Canadian Parliamentary Com-
panion," "Canadian Men & Women of the Time" 1898 and
1912, etc.
Morgan, Patrick. Ottawa, Canada. Large Lab.
Morin, J., Pretre. Lab. with border. (G. S. 2775.)
Morland, Cr. "Fides et fortitude." Of Montreal.
Morland, William Wallace. Arm. Mant. Of Montreal.
Morley, Mary. Dec. 1916. By Stanley Harrod. Formerly of the
Toronto Conservatory of Music, now in the U.S.
Morison, Murdock. Arm. On blue paper. "Pretio prudentia
praetae."
Morris, Henry & Sons, Solicitors, Shrewsbury. Lab.
Morris. Arm. "Dum spiro spero." Two varieties. Hon. James
Morris of Toronto.
Morris, Rev. J. Alexander. Arm. "Si Deus nobiscum quis contra
nos." of Richmond, near Ottawa.
i°3
Morris, Robert. Arm. No motto. <
Morrison, Joseph Curran. Arm. "Praetio prudentia praestae."
Printed on white, green, pink, or yellow paper. Born in Ireland
1816; came to Toronto; law; bar 1839; M. P. 1848; Sol. Gen. of
Upper Can. 1853; Receiver Gen. 1856; Registrar of City of
Toronto 1859; Puisne Judge of Common Pleas 1862; Queen's
Bench as Puisne Judge 1863; died 1885. (G. 4908.)
Morrison, Seymour. (?)
Moseley, John Esq., Sherwood House, Kincardine, Canada West,
North America. Type-set mailing labels used as bookplates.
Mott, Henry. Arm. "Ut sursumdesuper." Of Montreal. (G. 4909.)
Mountblairy. Lab.
Mountain, G. Robert. Lab. c. 1850. (G. S. 2776.)
Muir, Robert. Arm. Mant. Of Montreal.
Mulcahy, Lovat A. Pict. 191 7. By Stanley Harrod. M. D. of
Buenos Aires.
Mundell, Mr. W. Adam, 3 King's Bench, Ware Temple. Lab.
Murdy, C. T. Arm. No motto. Of Lennoxville.
Murphy, Edward. Arm. "Fortis et hospitalis." Two varieties,
one without the name. Born in Ireland 1818; Can. 1824;
Senate 1889. Of Montreal (G. S. 2777.)
Murray, Charles Knight. Lab.
Murray, Charles S. (?)
(Murray) Arm. "Furth fortune and fill the fetters." Verse, "Hie
est liber meus / Testis est Deus / Si quis ne querit / Hie nomen
erit" Dr. C. S. Murray of Toronto. (G. S. 2778.)
Murray, Jas. P. Same as above, different arrangement; President
Catholic Truth Society.
Murray, Howard. Dec. Sg. "G. W. E. facie W. R. Duff Etch."
Born N. S. 1859 B. A. London; Munro Tutor in Classics Dal-
housie College 1887 ; Classical Master 1888 ; later Principal Hali-
fax Academy; Chair of Classics Dalhousie College 1894.
Murray, Wm. Powell. Lab.
Murray, W. T. Cr. "Furth fortune and fill the fetters."
Musselman, J. Doan. Pict. By H. Ecclestone of Toronto.
Musson, Ex Libris Balfour. Pict. By W. W. Alexander. Of
Toronto.
Muttlebury, James, M. D. Arm. "Fide et virtute." Came to
Can. from Eng. 1832 ; Inspector of hospitals; M. R. S. E. ; died in
Toronto of cholera. (G. 4910.)
Myrand, P. D. E. Lab. c. 1850. (G. 49"-)
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Napanee Library. Lab.
Napone Library, Donation from . Lab.
National Club of Toronto. Dec. By A. H. Howard. Two
Sizes.
National Institute. Lab.
Nattali, Benjamin. Eng. Lab.
Nault, Dr. Lab with type-set border. Two varieties and sizes. Of
Quebec. (G. S. 2779.)
Neilson & Cowan, Printers, Quebec, c. 1880. Lab. (G. 4912.)
Neilson, Robert. Dec. By A. H. Howard.
Nelson, Wolfred, D. C. L., C. P. S. Lab. Born in Montreal 1792;
served as a surgeon in War of 181 2 ; M. P. for Sorel 1827 ; one of
the leaders in the rebellion of 1837 ; won the victory of St. Denis
but was captured and exiled to Bermuda; settled at Plattsburg,
N. Y. 1838; moved to Montreal when amnesty declared 1842;
M. P. 1844-45; Inspector of prisons; twice mayor of Montreal;
died 1863.
New City Hall Public Library. Lab.
Newcome (Francis P.) Arm. Engraved "Revd T. Newcome" Sg.
"Brock sc. 302 Strand" The "Revd T" is scratched out and
"Francis P" added in Ms. A company promoter of Toronto.
This family holds the unique position in Church history in
England of having an unbroken line of priests for eight genera-
tions, commencing in the reign of Elizabeth, and including one
Archbishop and two Bishops. "The Newcomes" by Thackeray
was based upon a member of the family.
Nichol. Arm. No motto. Colonel Nichol, M. P. who distinguished
himself in the war of 181 2, receiving a gold medal for his bravery
at the captuVe of Detroit; lived in Niagara; killed by driving
over a cliff in a storm in 1824.
Nichols. Arm. c. 1830. By Smillie? Francis Nichols. (G. 4913.)
Nichols, E. Lib. Francisco. Arm. Pict. No motto. Of Montreal.
Nixon, E. P. Pict. Woodcut. By owner Elizabeth P. Nixon.
Nixon's, Mrs. School, 50 Peter Street, Toronto. Prize Lab.
Noiseux, Pretre F. Lab. with type-set border. Francois Noiseux,
born in Quebec 1748; author of "Liste chronologique de clerge."
1833; died at Three Rivers 1834.
Noiseux, F., Vicaire General Cure des Trois Rivieres. Lab. with
type-set border. (G. 4914 and G. S. Appdx.)
Norman, Richard Whitmore. Cr. "Pluribus assuesce mentem."
A Clergyman of Quebec.
105
Normandeon, The Property of P. E., N. P. Montreal, P. Q. Lab.
North Ontario Mechanics' Institute Library. Lab. Two
varieties.
Norwood, Edward Everett. Dec. By J. E. H. Macdonald.
Norwood, Mary Rose. Dec. By J. E. H. Macdonald.
Nova Scotia Historical Society. Arm. By Graham Johnston.
Nova Scotia, The Ensign of. Arm. "Munit haec et altera vincit."
(G. S. 2782.)
O'Brien, A. H., Dromaland. Arm. Mant. Irish motto. Arms-
quarterly (1) lions for the royal lions when an O'Brien was
"king of all Ireland," (2) meaning lost, (3) given for bridge
building, (4)? Son of H. O'Brien. Born in Toronto 1865; Asst.
Law Clerk to the House of Commons, Ottawa.
O'Brien, Henry, Dromland. Arm. Mant. Irish motto. Son of
Lieut. Col. E. G. O'Brien a retired naval and military officer in
charge of the first settlement at Barrie and Shanty Bay, Lake
Simcoe. Bora at Shanty Bay 1836; educated in Toronto; bar
1861.
O'Brien, Louise. Cr. embossed. "Lamh laidar an nachtar."
O'Brien, Kathleen. Pict. Arm. Of Toronto.
O'Brien, Ex Libris Mildred Constance. Pict. Arm. By E. A. G.
(View of St. Paul's Angelican Church, Toronto.)
(O'Brien) Arm. Irish motto. Dr. Lucius, eldest son of Capt.
Lucius O'Brien of the Royal Artillery. Born at Woolwich, Eng.
1796; Edinburgh Univ. M. D.; practised at Kingston, Jamaica;
Can. 1832 ; settled at Toronto; died in Ottawa 1871. (G. 4915.)
Odell, Jonathan. Chip. Arm. "Ne quid nemeo" Loyalist, came to
Frederickton N. B. where he was Provincial Secretary. Was in
Holy Orders (Acad. Vol. 3. No. 3. p. 239.)
Ogilvie, A. J. Arm. "Pro patria." Of Montreal.
Ogilvie, John. c. 1800. Arm. "Tout jour." Of Montreal.
Ogilvie, W. W. Arm. Same plate as last, William Watson Ogilvie,
Born at Cote St. Michel, Montreal, 1835. A miller and banker;
J. P. ; Director of Bank of Montreal.
Ogilvy, James. Jac. Arm. "A Fin."
Ogle, Mr., Paper Buildings, Inner Temple. Lab.
O'Grady, G. De C. Arm. Mant. Of Toronto.
Oldham, Herbert. Lab. Of Montreal.
Olivier, L. A., avocat, Berthier. Lab. (G. S. 2783.)
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Olivier, Chevre fils Jean, ptre. Quebec. Lab. c. 1820.
Ontario, Government of, Presented by the, to — . Arm. Sups. 1917.
By Stanley Harrod. Plate made for a work on "Canada's
Future," edited by E. A. Victor.
Ontario, From the Legislative Library of, Toronto. Lab.
Ontario, with the compliments of the Minister of Education.
Ontario Model School for. Prize Arm. Lab. June 20, 1872.
Another variety dated June 30, 1885.
(Ontario) Prime Minister's File. Lab.
Ontario Session Statutes of. Lab. Two var. Used in Presen-
tation Copies.
Ontario, Zion Church Sabbath School Library. Lab.
Ord, Lewis. Arm. Mant. "Mitis et fortis." Sg. "J. T. Rolph,
sculp, 2 Rossin House, Toronto."
(O'Reilly) Arm. Sups. "Fortitudine et prudentia," "Dura spiro
spero." Plate used by Dr. Charles O'Reilly of Toronto.
O'Reilly, James. Arm. Of Ontario. Barrister Kingston. (G.
4916.)
Osborne, John. Lab. with type-set border. English clergyman
who lived for some years in Toronto.
Osgoode, William, Lincolns Inn. c. 1800. Arm. No motto.
Born 1754; commoner of Christ's Coll. Oxford 1769; M. A.
1777; law; bar, Lincolns Inn 1779; Can.; appointed Chief Jus-
tice of Upper Canada 1791-92; Chief Justice of Lower Can.
1794; resigned and returned to Eng. 1801; died 1824. (G. S.
2784.)
O'Shaughnessy, Mr., Lower Gardiner St. Lab.
O'Springer, See Hamilton.
O'Sullivan, P., Madras. Lab. (East Indian?)
Ottley, Sir Richard. Lab.
Ottawa Y. M. C. A. Lab. 2 Var. One with Rules.
Owen, Isabel Anne. Pict. Wife of Mr. Justice Owen. (Acad.
Vol. 2. No. 2. p. 125.)
Owen, Jacob Miller. Pict. By David McNeeley Stauffer. Judge
of Probates Co. of Annapolis Royal, N. S. (Acad. Vol. 2. No. 2.
p. 125.)
Owen Sound Mechanics Institute. Lab.
Our Lady Immaculate, Church of, Guelph, Ontario. Emb. Two
varieties — Parochial Library, and Sodality Library. (G. 4917.)
109
Pacaud, Bibliotheque de Louis Edward, Commissalre des Bouque-
routes (Banqueroutes ?) Lab. Of Quebec.
Palgrave, William. Lab.
Palgrave, Mrs. Leather Lab. Of Montreal.
Pallette, Louis T., Leur Trois Riviers. Lab.
Palmer, Edward, Prince Edward Island. Lab.
Pannell, E. V. Pict. 1 91 8. By Stanley Harrod. Bom London
1 886; Can. 1913 ; Engineering Expert of the British Aluminium
Co., Toronto; Member Institution Electric Engineers; M. A. I.
E. E. (U. S.) M. A. I. M. E. (U. S.); writer on Electrical matters
in Technical magazines.
Pannell, Ernest Vincent. Symb. 191 5. By Stanley Harrod.
Panton, James (?)
Panze, J. H. Lab.
Papineau, D. E. Montreal Lab.
Papineau, Ida, Montreal. Lab.
(Papineau) Emb. (Wreath of maple leaves encloses small sketch of
water, pine tree, dove of peace, olive branch over all; i.e. Pax,
Pa — pine, pin — water, eau.) Louis Joseph Amedee eldest son of
Hon. Louis Joseph Papineau the statesman who became leader
of the rebellion of 1837. Born in Montreal 181 9; law; practised
in Saratoga, N. Y. bar of United States; New York City; re-
turned to Can. 1843; founded the club of patriots known as
"Les Fils de la Liberte" ; appointed one of the prothonotarien to
the court of Queen's Bench of Lower Can. 1844-76; resigned
1876; resided on the seigniory on the Ottawa River which he
inherited from his father in 187 1; h was Seignor of Papineau,
Quebec, which includes Monte Bello, Papineauville, Plaisance,
etc., on the Ottawa River.
Parant, Antoine, ptre du Seminaire de Ouebec. c. 1830. Lab.
(G. 4918.)
Park, T. W. Law Library. Lab.
Parker, A. D. Arm. Sups "Sapere aude."
Parker, Ida Kerr. Dec.
Parker, Percival. Pict.
Parkes, Mr. James. Lab. Advocate of Toronto. (G. S. 2785.)
Parkin, I. B. Advocate. Cr.
Parkin, I. B., advocate, Quebec. Emb. (G. 4919.)
Parsons, H. M. Lab. with border.
Parry, Glyndon Owen. Pict. 191 9. By Morley J. Ayearst. "Vir-
tute non verbis." Student Faculty of Medicine Univ. of Toronto.
Pasnore, Rev. John. Arm. with festoons.
Patterson, James. Arm. "Hinc orier." Two varieties. Of
Ontario. (G. 4920 and G. S, Appdx.)
Patteson, Thos. C. Ann. "Fidum pectus amori." Born in Patney,
Wilts. Eng. 1836; King's Scholar at Eaton; Merton Coll.
Oxford; graduated with honors 1858; Canada; law; bar 1863;
first editor-in-chief of the "Mail" a newspaper established in
Montreal by the Conservative Party in 1872. Postmaster
Toronto 1879. (G. 4921.)
Patton, Horatio N. Arm. Sg. "Biddle, Engr." Horatio Nelson
Patton, brother of William Patton. Lumber merchant of
Lewis, South Quebec.
Patton, William. Arm. "Virtus laudania," Sg. "Biddle, Engr."
Born in Leyton, Essex, Eng. 1800; Can. 18 19; lumber business;
retired and lived at Manor House on the seigniory of St. Thomas
de Montmagny which he bought from William Couilliard in 1 83 5 ;
died in Quebec 1853. (G. 4922.)
Paunceforte, Julian. Lab.
Payne & Dafr, Solicitors, Nottingham. Lab.
Pemberton, Oliver. Cr. "Vulnere sans."
Pepall, George T. Pict. 191 9. By W. W. Alexander.
Pepler, W. H. Upper Canada College. Lab.
Perceval, M. H. c. 1820. Cr. Collector of Customs in Quebec c.
1825. (G. S. 2786.)
Percival, Herbert, Esq., Inner Temple, London, E. C. Lab. (Eng-
lish?)
Perkins, Library of J. A., Jr. Montreal. Lab. Three varieties.
(G. 4923-)
Perrault, Ex Libris Dr. C. N. Lab. c. 1820. (G. S. 2788.)
Perrault, Chs. Ov., Avocat. Lab with large ornamental border.
Lived in Quebec; killed in the rebellion of 1837. (G. S. 2787.)
Perry, Frederick William. Dec. 1918. By Stanley Harrod.
Perry, Frederick William, Pict. Symb. 191 7. By Stanley Harrod.
Head of Quantity Surveyor's Dcpt. Great Southern Railway,
Buenos Aires.
Perry, F. W. Mon. 1918. By Stanley Harrod.
Peterborough, Ladies Evangelical Episcopal Sabbath School. Lab.
Petheran, William Comer. Lab. (English ?)
Peyster, Frederick de. Arm. Sups. A Grantee of the City of St.
John 1783; retired to U. S. 1796. (Acad. Vol. 1. No. 4. p. 240.)
Peyster, J. Watts de. Arm. Sups. "Forti non^ deficit telum."
Grandson of above. (Acad. Vol. i. No. 4. p. 240.)
Phillips, Alfred M. Pict. Rev. Alfred Moore Phillips, Methodist
clergyman of Gait, Ont. Born near the village of Wellington,
Ont. 1846.
Phillips, Lilla Louise Muriel, Toronto. Pict. By E. M. Chad-
wick. (Acad. Vol. 2. No. 2. p. 129.)
Phillott, Rev. James. Cr. No motto. (G. S. 2789.)
Philomuheseon Club Library. Lab. (American?)
Phipp, Hon. Augustus. Arm. "Virtute quies." (G. 2706 and 4924.)
Picault, Bibliotheque de Charles, M. D. Lab. Of Montreal.
Pictou Y. M. C. A. Library. Lab. with border.
Pigeon, Ex Libris Narcissi, minoris Seminarii Marianopolitanencis
alumni Anno 1833. Lab.
Plante, E. G., Ptre. Lab. Ordained 1836. (G. 4925.)
Plessis, J. O., Cure de Quebec. Lab. Joseph Octave Plessis, the
greatest man since Francois de laval Montmorency to accept
the Roman Catholic Episcopal Seat of Quebec. The son of a
blacksmith, he was born 1762; ordained priest 1786; Pro-
fessor of Humanity Coll. of St. Raphael; secretary to the
Bishop of Quebec; curate of the capitol; coadjutor to the
Bishop Denault 1797; appointed Bishop of Canatte in Pales-
tine with the succession to the Seat of Quebec 1800; Quebec
1806; founded the College de Nicolet and the primary schools
of Quebec; called by the Crown to the Legislative Council
1 81 8; was a loyal and patriotic senator; died 1825. (G. 4926.)
Plessis, J. O., Eveque de Quebec. Lab. There are other varieties
of Plessis Labs. (G. 4927.)
Plimsoll, John. Lab.
Plummer, Charles H. F. Arm. Mant. No motto.
Poetter, Herman. Arm. Mant. "Malo mori quam foedari."
Of the Civil Service Ottawa.
Polleste, Louis T., Sem. Trois Rivieres. Lab. with ornate border.
Polette, W. A. Lab.
Pope, J. Arm. No motto. The Hon. Joseph Pope of Charlotte-
town, son of William H. Pope. Born in Devon, Eng. 1803;
Prince Edward Island 181 9; Legislative Council 1830; had a
seat in the Assembly for twenty-three consecutive years;
Treasurer of P. E. I. 1851; resigned 1853; absent from P. E. I.
for fifteen years; returned 1868; after the Confederation was
appointed Dominion Auditor 1873; retired 1883; resided at
Summerville, P. E. I.
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Pope, William H. Arm. "Impavide et recte." Judge in Prince
Edward Island. (G. S. 2790.)
Popham, A. H., Layborne. Cr. in garter. "Meus pristina mansit."
(G. S. 2791.)
Porter, Thomas G. Lab. with cross, rhyme, Psalm XXXVII, 21, etc.
Clergyman of Mattawa.
Porter, John Bonsall. (?) Of Montreal?
Port Perry Methodist Church of Canada S. S. Library Lab.
Postlethwaite, Colin W. Arm. "Virtute et numine." Harbour-
master of Toronto.
Potter, Charles Edward. Pict. Sg. W. Heath Robinson, Lon-
don. Gen. Manager of the City Dairy Co., Toronto.
Potter, Henry Glasford. Arm. "Spero bene agera." Of Toronto.
Powell, Charles Henry. Arm. "Aude." Of Toronto. (G. 4928.)
Powell, R. T. S. Lab.
Powell, Mr. William D. Arm. No motto. Judge of Ontario.
(G. 4929-)
Powell, Mr. Justice. Arm. Two varieties. Hon. William Dum-
mer Powell, born Boston 1755; educated in Eng. ; Holland;
Boston 1772; bar 1779 by Middle Temple; lived in Montreal;
Detroit 1789; first judge to preside over Detroit Court; Chief
Justice of Upper Can. 1815; retired 1825; died 1834. Of Welsh
descent, the name is Ap Howell, (his home at Took was called
"Caer Howell" — "Howell's Place") and is an allusion to the
mythical Hoel to whom all the Ap Howells or Ap Hoels trace
their origin. He was the son of John Powell born in Boston
1755, and the grandson of John Powell who came to America
as secretary to Lieut. Gov. Dummer and married the governor's
sister. (G. 4930.)
Power, John J., Pictou, N. S. Lab.
Power, John J., Halifax, N. S. Lab.
Prescott, From the Library of Lyon O'Connor and Claude. Lab.
Prescott, Genl. Robert, Esq. Arm. Sg. "Mitchell, Bond St." Two
varieties. Born in England 1725; Capt. in 15th Foot 1755; in
expedition against Rochefort 1757; in Louisbourg expedition
1758; aide-de-camp to Amherst 1759; later under Wolfe;
Major of 95th Foot 1 76 1 ; sent under Monkton to reduce Mortin-
nico; Lieut. Col. of 28th Foot 1775; at battle of Brooklyn,
storming of Fort Washington, expedition against Philadelphia,
etc.; Colonel by brevit 1777; at battle of the Brandywine;
1st Bridagicr Gen. in expedition against French West Indies
under Gen. Grant 1778; Major Gen. 1781; Lieut. Gen. 1793;
Civil Gov. of Barbadoes and Guadeloupe 1794; relieved Gen.
"5
Dorchester at Quebec 1796; Gov. of Lower Can. 1796; Gov. of
Nova Scotia 1797; recalled to Eng. by order of the Executive
Council 1799; died in Sussex 1816.
Preston, Arthur. Lab.
Price, Benjamin. Jac. Arm. No motto. Member of Gen. Murray's
Council in 1766.
Prince Edward Institute. Lab. with border and Rules.
Prince Edward Islands Legislative Library. Lab. (G. 4931.)
Proudfoot, William. Arm. "Gradatum." Born in Errol, Perth-
shire, Scot. 1823 ; Can. 1832 ; law; bar 1849; Vice Chancellor of
Court of Chancery for Ont. 1874; retired 1890. (G. 4932.)
Pugh, Laura G. H. Lab. Two var. Mrs. Laura Genevieve Hensley of
Frankfort, Kentucky, who married Judge Torrance of Montreal
1875-
Purdon, Rowan. Arm. Mant. Of Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Pyke, L. E., Inner Temple. Lab.
Quebec, L'Archeveche de, 1850. Lab.
Quebec, Bibliotheca Quebecensi Ex Academicoe, 1840. Lab.
Quebec's, The late Bishop of — Upper Canadian Travelling Mission
Fund. Lab.
Quebec, Canadian Institute of. Lab.
Quebec, Cercle Catholique de. Lab. (G. 4799.)
Quebec, Cercle cath. Biblioth, paroissiale du. Lab. (G. 4800.)
Quebec, Cathedral Sunday School Library. Lab. (G. 4934-)
Quebec, High School of. Lab. printed in blue. 1859. (G. 2737.)
Quebec, Presented to the Literary and Historical Society of, by
His Excellency the Earl of Durham, c. 1839. Lab. (G. S.
2699.)
(Quebec) Seminarii Quebecensis etc. 187 — . Prize Lab.
Quebec, Societe Litt. et hist. Arm.? "Nititur in lucem." (G. S.
2812.)
Quebec, Instruction Public Catholic Schools. 1859. Lab. (G. 4869.)
Quebec Library. 1840. Lab. (G. 4935-)
Quebec Mechanics Institute, c. 1840. Lab. with rules. Founded
1831. (G. S. 2794.)
Quebec Moral Library, No. of the. Lab. with rules, c. 1760.
(G. S. 2793-)
Quebec, Province of, Bureau of Provincial Secretary. Lab.
Quebec, Province of, Department of Crown Lands. Lab.
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Quebec, Province of, Department of Public Instruction. Lab.
Quebec, Province of, Department of Public Instruction. Arm.
"Labor omnia vincit." Three varieties, two in French one in
English. Prize plate. (G. S. 2792.)
Quebec, Province de, Department des Officiers en Loi de la Couronne.
Lab.
(Quebec, Province of, Department of Public Instruction) Prize Lab.
Strathcona Trust.
(Quebec, Province of, Department of Public Instruction) Price Lab.
Scholars gardens.
Queen's University Kingston Canada. Arm. Pict. "Sapientia et
doctrina stabilitas." Sg. E. D. F. 1905. Only Canadian plate by
E. D. French.
Queen's University Library Kingston, Ont. Lab.
(Queen's University) Latin prize lab. a. d. VI. Kal., Mai., MCM-
(Queen's University) Latin prize arm. lab., for Gowan prize.
(Queen's University) Bibliothecae Collegii Reginae Canadensium.
D. D. (Used for gifts.)
Queen's College Library Kingston. Lab. with ornamental
border, printed in black on blue paper.
PvAdford, Arm. "Fide et perseverantia." (G. 4936.)
Radford, Henry B. Arm. No motto. Entirely different arms
from those of the last plate. (G. 4935.)
Rae, Geo. Martin, Barrister. Lab. Lawyer of Toronto.
Rae, Jackson. Lab. Of Montreal.
Rambeau, Alfred, Montreal. Lab. c. 1835.
Ramsay, Robert Anstruther. Lab. Of Montreal.
Ramsay, Robert A. Lab.
Ramsay, Rev. Canon. Arm. "Ora et labora." Two varieties, one
without the name. Of Newmarket, Ont.
Ramsay, Septimus. Arm. "Ora et labora." Like last plate. This
plate is found both as a direct print from the Copper and as
a litho offset.
Ramsay, W. M. Cr. and garter. William Miller Ramsay, born in
Edinburgh 1834; Canada 1857. Gen. Mgr. Standard Life Ins.
Co. of Edinburgh.
Rand, Benjamin. Lab. Of Halifax. Born N. S. 1856; Harvard
M. A. & Ph.D. 1885; author of "Life of Rev. Aaron Cleveland"
1888 etc.; is a member of Harvard Philosophical Dept.
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Ravenscrag. See Allen. <
Rawle, James. Arm. No motto.
Rawson, Christopher. Arm. "Laus virtutis actio." Of Quebec.
(G. S. 2795.)
Redpath, Peter. Lab. Of the Fraser Institute, Montreal. (G.
4939-)
Redpath, Peter. Arm. "Ne timeas recte faciendo." (G. 4938.)
Redpath, In Memorian Peter W. and Joscelyn C. Arm. plate used
by McGill University.
Read, James, Lincolns Inn. Lab.
Reed, Edward Bayens. Lab.
Reeves, James. (?)
Reeves, John, Esq. Pict. A loyalist, later Chief Justice of New-
foundland.
Reeves, John, Esq. Mock Arm. "Quite good sense." "Mercy &
Truth." Sg. "Silvester sc, 27 Strand."
(Reid) Arm. Sg. "F. Adams, Montreal." c. 1810. (G. 4940.)
(Reid) Arm. "Nihil amanti durum." Hon. James Reid who for
thirty years was a judge of the Court of the Queen's Bench of
Lower Canada. Bar 1794; Bench as Puisne Judge 1807;
Chief Justice 1823; resigned 1838.
Reid, Presented to H. L. Storn by Mrs. E. J., in grateful remembrance
of his friendship for her late husband Judge Richard Reid. Lab.
Reid, Lorna Fyfe. Dec.
Remak, Stephen L. Lab.
Remigius, Bishop of Kingston. Lab. Rt. Rev. Remigius Gaulin,
D.D. second Bishop of Kingston. Born in Quebec 1787; or-
dained priest 1811; died 1857. (G. S. 2796.)
Renault, Louis William. Pict.
Renault, Raoul, Quebec. Pict. "Canadiana c'est ma toquade" c.
1896. (G. S. 2797.)
Reynolds, Thos. Arm. Mant. Born in Brickville 1820; studied
medicine at Univ. Edinburgh; died 1859.
Rice's C, Circulating Library, 123 Mount St. Lab.
Rich, Wm. Bennett, Goderich, Lake Huron, C. W. Arm. "Ditior est
qui se."
Richard, Lanceede I. Lab.
Richardson, Arm. Mant. "Audeo."
Richardson, Charles, Niagara, U. C. Lab. (G. 4941.)
118
Richardson, Sir John. Arm. "Semper fidelis." St. "Jones &
Bariff sc. 36 Theobald's Rd." Arctic explorer; author of "The
Flora of America."
Richardson, Thomas. Arm. "Virtute acquiritur honus." (G. S.
2798.)
Richman Library Association and Mechanics Institute. Lab.
printed on yellow paper. (G. S. 2799.)
Richmond, Wellington H., Toronto, C. W. Lab. Two varieties.
Trade Card?
Riddell, Alexander F. Cr. Of Montreal.
Riddell, William R. Arm. "I hope to serve." William Renwick
Riddell, born Ont. 1857 ; B. A. ; B. Sc. ; L. L. B. ; bar 1883 ; Q. C.
1897; Justice Supreme Court Ontario 1906; author of many-
legal works.
(Riddell) The Canadian Library, presented to the Law Society of
Upper Canada by the Hon. Wm. Renwick Riddell L. L. D., etc.
Justice of the Supreme Court of Ont. Presentation Lab.
Ridley, This Book belongs to William. Lab. with rhyme.
Ridley's, William, Book. City of Toronto. 1838. Lab.
Ridout, George. Arm. Mant. 1919. "Aquila non capit muscas."
Sg. M. J. A. (yearst) Wholesale merchant, artists supplies,
Toronto.
Ridout, George P. Arm. No motto. Of Ontario. (G. 4942.)
Ridout, W. L. Same as above, name changed.
Rideout, Percival F. Arm. "Aquila non capit muscus." Of
Toronto.
Rintoul, William. Lab. c. 1845. Clergyman of Toronto. (G.
S. 2800.)
Rintoul Memorial Library. Arm. Lab. 191 7. By Stanley
Harrod.
Ritchie, Eliza. 1898. Pict. By H. M. Rosenberg. Born Hali-
fax, N. S. 1856; Assoc. Prof, of Psychology Wellesley Coll.,
Mass. (Acad. Vol. 3. No. 4. p. 309.)
Riviere, David. Arm. Justice of the Supreme Court, P. Q.
Roaf, John, Q. C. Lab. Born Toronto 1827.
Robert, Bibliotheque de Mons., Pretre au Seminaire de Quebec.
Lab.
Robertson. Cr. "Virtutis gloria merces." Andrew Robertson of
Montreal. (G. S. 2802.)
Robertson, Colin. Arm. "Dinna waken sleeping dogs" "Ductus
no coactus."
121
Robertson, F. Beverley. Cr. "Virtutis gloria merces." Two
varieties. (G. 4943.)
Robertson, Henry. Lab.
Robertson, Henry, L. L. B., Collingwood, C. W. Lab. Law; bar
1861; Q. C. 1890.
Robertson, Robert A., His Book. Pict. By John S. Gordon. Of
Hamilton.
Robertson, Thomas. Arm. "Virtutis gloria merces." Born in
Ancaster 1827; law; attorney 1849; bar of Upper Can. 1852;
Bench High Court of Justice of Ontario of Chancery Division
1887; lived in Hamilton, Ont. (G. 4944.)
Robertson, William, M. D. Lab. c. 1825. One of the founders of
McGill Univ. (G. S. 2801.)
Robertson, William, M. D. Arm. "Virtutis gloria merces."
Robertson, Wm. Lab. with type-set border.
Robinson, Beverley. Arm. "Propere et provide." Two varieties.
(Allen No. 737) Son of Col. Beverley Robinson. Was Lieut. Col.
of the loyal American regiment Commanded by his father.
Graduated from Columbia Univ., N. Y. ; law; married Nancy,
daughter of Rev. Henry Barclay rector of Trinity Church,
New York, c. 1775-79; after the evacuation of New York he
took a number of loyalists to Sherburne, N. S. later went to
New Brunswick and lived near St. John; died 181 6 while
on a visit to New York where his sons lived.
Robinson, Christopher. Arm. Mant. "Propere et provide."
Advocate of Toronto; relative of Col. Beverley Robinson, and
father of the Hon. John Beverley Robinson. (G. S. 2803.)
Robinsin, John Beverley, Arm. Mant. "Propere et provide." Born
in Upper Can.; educated in England; served through War of
1 81 2; member of House of Assembly for ten years; member of
the Council and Atty. Gen. ; fought during the rebellion with
his two sons; Chief Justice Canada West; Deputy Gov. of
Can. West (formerly Upper Can.) 1846; was first a C. B.; later
created a Baronet. (G. 4945.)
Robinson, Sir John Beverley, Bar't. Arm. Mant. "Propere et pro-
vide."
Robinson, William Henry. Arm. Same arms as John Beverley
Robinson; youngest son of Col. Beverley Robinson; born 1808;
entered Army; retired with rank of Major 1848; lived Kings
Clear N. B. (Acad. Vol. 1. No. 4. p. 239.)
Rolph, Arm. Frank Rolph, engraver of Toronto.
122
Rolph, Ernest Ross. Dec. Cr. "In omnia parentus."
Rolph, Dr. John. Arm. "In omnia paratus." Born in Glou-
cestershire (Thombury) 1786; studied law and medicine; bar In-
ner Temple; M. R. C. S.; Can. 1821; transferred his law prac-
tise to his brother and went into medicine 1832; practised in
Toronto; was in the outbreak of 1837; fled to the States, but
returned to Can. 1843; taught medicine, and in 1853 "Rolph's
School" was incorporated as the "Toronto School of Medicine";
member of Hinck's administration in 1851-54; died 1870.
(G. 4946.)
Rolph, Thomas (?) Dominion Emigration Agent in England.
Rosenberg, H. M. Dec. 19 10. By owner of Halifax ; an Artist who
has designed several Bookplates.
Ross, Arthur, c. 1750. Emb. (G. 4948 and G. S. Appdx.)
Ross, Arthur, Montreal. Cr. Motto ribbon empty.
Ross, Charles. Arm. "Agnoscar eventu." (G. S. 2804.)
Ross, Charles Dames, 1844. Lab.
Ross, David Alexander. c. i860. Lab. Advocate of Quebec.
(G. 4949-)
Ross, James F. W. Arm. "Spem successus obit."
Ross, James Leith. Arm. Mant. "Agnoscar eventu," "Virtue have
virtue." Advocate of Toronto. (G. S. 2805.)
Ross, James Leith. Arm. Mant. By E. M. Chadwick.
Ross, James Leith. Arm. Mant. "Agnoscar eventu," "Virtue have
virtue." By Morley J. Ayearst. Senior partner of the firm of
Ross and Homestead, Barristers of Toronto.
Ross, John. Arm. "Agnoscar eventu."
(Ross) Arm. "Vincit Veritas." John Ross, barrister and former
Atty. Gen. of Upper Can. Married a daughter of Hon. Robert
Baldwin.
Ross, Miss, Quebec, c. 1850. Lab. on red paper. (G. 4947-)
(Rothwell) Arm. Mant. "Nil conscire sibi." A civil engineer of
Kingston, Ont.
Rouleau, Albert O'M. Pict. 1918. By George Lightwood.
Rous, H. L. Pict. By J. A. Varley. Senior partner of the print-
ing house of Rous and Mann Toronto.
Rouville, Hertel de. c. 1800. Lab. Of Quebec. (G. 4950.)
Rouville, Hertel de, Ecuier. Lab.
(Rowand Rev. W. L. H.) Lab. name in M. S. with printed warning
from Scott, and border.
123
Roy, James, Montreal. Lab. Bom Montreal 1S54"; B. A. Victoria
186S; L. L. D. McGill 1SS3; ordained, Church England 1SS2;
a writer on Ecclesiastical subjects.
Roy. Guillaume, Quebec. Lab. (G. 4951.) c. 1S00.
Roy, Robert Maitland. Arm. Mant. "Een do and spare not."
Royal School of Cookery, Library. Lab.
Royal Caxadiax Rifles. Company Xo. 7. Lab.
Royal Military College. Royal Arms; of Kingston Ont.
Royal Regime.vt Caxadiax Ixfaxtry axd Royal Caxadiax Dra-
gooxs. Library. Lab. (G. S. 2806.)
Ruggles. (?) Brigadier Gen. Ruggles born 1709; lived in Massa-
chusetts, but being a loyalist came to Nova Scotia in 17S3, took
up farming and died at Wilmot in 1795.
Ruxyax, Theodore. Lab.
Russell. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hall. Pict. By M. H. B.
Rutherford, Andrew. (?) Manager of an Insurance Co.. Toronto.
Ruttax. R. F. Cr. "Abseque labore nihil." Born Ont. 1S56; M.D.
McGill 1SS4; Professor of Chemistry McGill 1891.
Ruttax, G. F. Cr. "Abseque labore nihil." Same plate as above,
name changed.
Ryax, Edward. Arm. "Inalamori quam faederi." Two varieties,
one without the name.
Ryrie. Evan. Pict. By W. W. Alexander. Only son of Harry
Ryrie Jeweller of Toronto ; was killed in France in the German
War of 1914.
Ryrie, Evan. Pict. Sg. T. B. M. A variation of the above design.
Sacre Coeur Pexsioxxat du Sault au Recollet, Quebec — Presen-
tation Lab. 18S1 with border.
Sadleir, Henry H.. Hamilton. Lab.
Sampsox. John. Ann. with festoons. Xo motto. Of Kingston.
Saxdiford, Peter. Pict. By W. M. I ?) Professor in the Faculty of
Education, Univ. of Toronto.
Saul, John Cameron. Port, of Tennyson from a woodcut. Editor
of the Macmillan Co. in Canada.
Sauxders, Capt. John. Arm. Born 1754. Hon. John Saunders
Chief Justice of X. B. ; was a noted Loyalist during the Revolu-
tion; Judge of Supreme Court of X\ B. 1 790; Chief Justice 1822 ;
died in Frederickton, 1834. (Acad. Vol. 2. Xo. 3. p. 195).
124
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Saunders, John Simcoe. Arm. Born N. B.; educated at Oxford.
Bar Lower Canada 1820; Q. C. ; author of several Legal works.
(Acad. Vol. 2. No. 3. p. 196.)
Sauvagean, Tancrede, Montreal. Lab.
Scadding, Exlibris Henrici, Torontonensis. Pict. Lab. "Inter folia
fructus." (G. 4954.)
Scaddings' Collection, Dr., A Boy's Books — Then and Now —
1818-1881. Lab.
Scadding, Ex Libris Henrici, Torontonensis. Lab. Two varieties.
Scadding, Henry, St. John's College, Cambridge, B. A. 1837;
M. A. 1840; D. D. 1858. Arm. Mant. "Cerno," "Ingenio
non ferro."
(Scadding) Referendo in Christo Patri (Johanni Torontonensi)
Episcopo Hunc Librum in usum (Henrici Scadding Presbyt.
Eccles. Anglic) summa cum observantia offert auctor III Non.
Apriles MDCCCXLV. Words in parenthesis are in M. S. the
rest in type. Lab.
Scadding, Henry, D. D. Hon. Canon of St. James Toronto, Matrio
Coll. S. John. Evan. Cantab. 1837; A. B. 1837; A. M. 1840;
S. T. P. 1852; Admiss. Cum. Causa. Oxon. 1867. Arm. Mant.
"Cerno." "Ingenio non ferro." (G. 4953.)
Scadding, Henry, D. D. Canon of St. James, Toronto, etc., as last
without the Hon. Son of John Scadding the Lieut. Gov. of
Upper Can. Born in Devonshire, Eng. 18 13 ; Can. 1821 ; educated
in Upper Can. Coll., at Toronto, and at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge, Eng., M. A. 1840; Classical Professor in Upper Can.
Coll. 1838-62; rector of Trinity Church in Toronto 1847;
editor of the "Journal of the Canadian Institute"; author of
"Toronto of Old',' 1873, "Four Decades of York, Upper Canada, "
1884, "Shakespeare the Seer — the Interpreter," 1864, "Early
Pioneer Life in Canada," 1887, etc.
Scamforth, H., Esq., Ranchi. Lai).
Scatekherd & Meredith. Lai).
Scobell, Fannie G. Pict. By Miss M. Gieseke.
(Scott) H. C. S. Mon. in circle.
Scott, Henry C. Lab.
Scott, Mrs. Lab.
Sears, Geo. Edwd. Pict. Symb. for Dance of Death Collection,
taken from an old print of 1545. By W. J. Linton. Of New-
York and Toronto. (Acad. Vol. 3. No. 3. p. 240.)
127
Sears, Robert, Saint John, N. B. Lab. Three varieties. Was the first
publishers of pictorial illustrated works in the New World.
These are probably the first Bookplates actually made in New
Brunswick. (Acad. Vol. i. No. 2. p. 94.)
Secretan, C. Arm. "Surrexi resurgam." Lived in Quebec; married
Marie Annie Mackay, Feb. 1 8 13 ; his library was sold in Quebec
April 3, 1871. (G. 4955 and G. S. Appdx.)
Seerey's Library, 2 Lawrence Place, Torquay. Lab. (English?)
Segrave, William Francis. Arm. "Dieu et mon roi." (G. 4956.)
Selby, Mr. T. I. Lab. (G. S. 2809.)
Selby, George. Ann. Pict., name on motto ribbon. Attributed
to the artist Bowman who published the "Quebec Guide."
Son of Josette Catherine Fleury Deschambault. Born in Eng.
1759; educated in France at St. Omar; Montreal 1780; married
a daughter of Major Dunbar; died 1835, (G. S. 2808.)
Sercombe, Mr. William. Lab.
Seyler, Wm. H. Lab. with verse and admonition.
Shanly, Arm. "Pro patria et religione." Of Ontario. Two
varieties. (G. 4957.)
Shanley, Walter. Arm. Two varieties. Born in Ireland 1819; edu-
cated as a civil engineer; Can. 1837 ; resident engineer under Can-
adian Board of Works on Beauharnois and Welland Canals 1843-
48; resident engineer Northern New York R. R. 1848-51; chief
engineer Ottawa & Prescott Railway 1851-53; chief engineer
Grand Trunk R.R. (Western Div.) 1853-59; Gen. Mgr. Grand
Trunk 1857-62; built the Hoosac Tunnel 1869-75; chief engi-
neer Canada Atlantic R.R. 1879-85; member of Assembly
1863-75; failed of election 1872 and 1874; re-elected 1885 and
1887; (G. 4058.)
Shea, John. c. 1850. Arm. Of Quebec. (G. S. 2810.)
Shea, John Gilmary, collection of — Lab. Well known American his-
torian. Came N. Y. city 1824. Author of "History of Catholic
Missions Among the Indian Tribes of U. S. and Canada," "Life
and Times of Archbishop Carroll, " etc. ; was a frequent visitor at
Montreal and Quebec and has written largely on Canadian
subjects; died Elizabeth, N. J. 1892.
Shepherd, Francis J. Cr. Dec. "Fraus absit reddite librum" 1906.
By E. Cox & Co. Born Vandreuil 1851; M. D. McGill 1873;
L.'L.D. Edinburgh 1895; Harvard 1906; M. R. C. S. 1874; etc.
Consulting Surgeon at Montreal General Hospital.
Shipperdson, Edward. Arm. "Nubem eripiam." (G. 4959 and
G. S. Appdx.)
Shortiss, Edward. Ann. Of Toronto.
128
Showenegan Falls, P. Q. Lab.
Shubrick, Richard. (?)
Sidney, William James. Arm. Mant. "Quo fata vocant." On
tinted papers. (English?)
Signay, Joseph, Eveque de Quebec. Lab. Three varieties. Priest
c. 1815; Bishop of Quebec 1833-50; first Archbishop in Canada.
(G. 4960.)
Simpson, Alexander. Lab. c. 1850. Banker of Montreal. (G. S.
2811.)
Simons, Thomas M. Lab.
Sinclair, Robert & Muriel. Dec.
Slack, Rev. Geo., Bedford, C. E. Lab.
Slayter, John. Arm. No motto. A loyalist, appointed Comp-
troller of Customs at Halifax, first commission dated Boston
Sept. 30, 1775, second at London April 10, 1802; held position
until 1 82 1 ; died in Halifax 1824.
Smallpeice, H. E., Toronto, Canada. Cr. Lab. No motto.
Smart, William Lynn, Jur. C. W. Cr. in garter. "Virtus prae
munis."
Smart, Wm. Lynn. Cr. Motto as last. (G. 4961.)
Smart, William Lynn, Jur. Arm. in garter with same motto. Eldest
son of John Newton Smart of Northumberland. Born in St.
Albans, Eng. 1824; King's Coll. London 1842; law; attorney
1847; practised in London ; Can. 1853; Secretary of Woodstock
& Lake Erie Ry. Co.; Toronto 1864; Upper Can. bar 1866;
Hamilton, Ont. 1873; Deputy Judge under Judge Logie; suc-
ceeded his father to the Trewhitt and Northerton properties
1875; retired 1876.
Smelt, Leonard Esq. Jac. Arm. Surveyed Newfoundland in 1751.
Smith, Alexander (?) M. D. Edinburgh was attached to the King's
Dragoon Guards for two years stationed in Frederickton (Acad.
Vol. 3. No. 1. p. 67.)
Smith, C. D., His Book. Lab.
Smith, Charles Douglas. Arm. "Jamais arriere." Officer in a
dragoon regiment; later Lieut. Gov. of Prince Edward Island
1813-24. His brother was Admiral Sir Sidney Smith who
fought and held Napolean at Acre.
Smith, Cyril J. Pict. 1918. By George Lightwood. Divinity
Student R. C. Seminary Toronto.
Smith, David. Arm. "Tenax in fido." Of Toronto.
Smith, David Wm. Cr. Sg. "J. Smillie, Jun. Sc. Quebec."
129
Smith, D. W., Esquire. Arm. with ribbons and wreath. Name
on shield, no motto.
Smith, D. W. Arm. "Pro rege et patria," and above crest "Canada."
Only child of Lieut. John Smith of the 5th Foot who died in
1795 while in command of the fortress of Niagara. D. W.
Smith was an ensign in his father's regiment; later Capt.;
later bar of Upper Can. with precedence as Deputy -Judge-
Advocate; First Surveyor Gen. of Lands and one of the trustees
of the Five Nations; Executive Council; member of the first
three Canadian Parliaments and Speaker of two of them;
Baronet 1821; died in Eng. 1837. Author of "A short Typo-
graphical Description of His Majesty's Province of Upper Cana-
da," a work of much antiquarian interest. (G. 4963.)
Smith, Frederick Hallen. Arm. "Spes vitae melioris." (G. 4966.)
Smith, Fred G. Pict. 191 5. By Stanley Harrod. Engineer in the
employ of the Dominion Government.
Smith, G. Sidney. Arm. Arms and motto like plate of his grand-
father Charles Douglas Smith. Two varieties. (Acad. Vol. 1.
No. 2. p. 99.)
Smith, G. Larrat. Lab. Of Toronto.
Smith, Goldwin. Lab. Five varieties. Born in Reading, Eng.
1823; son of a doctor; educated at Eton, and Magdalen Coll.
Oxford; B.A. 1845; won prizes and scholarships; tutor at
Univ. Coll.; bar Lin coins Inn 1847, but never practised; Asst.
Secretary of Royal Commission to enquire into conditions at
Oxford 1850; Professor of Modern History at Oxford 1858-66;
United States 1864; L. L. D. Brown Univ.; Lecturer in
English and Constitutional History at Cornell Univ. 1868; resi-
dent in Toronto 1872; senate of Toronto Univ. Author of
"Irish History and Irish Character," "Rational Religion,"
"Lectures on the Study of History," 1861, "The Empire," etc.
(G. 4964.)
Smith, James Frederick. Pict. By Owen Staples.
Smith, James Grayson. Arm. Mant. Son in law of E. M. Chad-
wick who made the plate.
Smith, John Sidney. Arm. No motto. Son of John D. Smith and
grandson of Elias Smith a New England Loyalist. Born at
Port Hope, Ont. 1823; law; bar 1844; Legislative Assembly
1854; Postmaster Gen. 1858; Assemblv 1858-62; died 1889.
(G. 4967-)
Smith, Larratt William, D. C. L. Cr. "Mediis tranquillus in undis."
Two var. Son of Larratt Smith chief commissary of Field Train
Dept. and Paymaster of Royal Artillery in Canada during War of
13°
TOBONTOJGWA
1812. Born in Devon, Eng. 1820; educated in Upper Can. Coll.
and King's Coll. Toronto; bar 1843; resided in Toronto.
(G. 4965)
Smith, Walter Harland. Dec. By W. W. Alexander. Horse dealer
Toronto.
Smith, William, Esq. Jac. Arm. "Optimum est aliena frin insania."
Sg. "Gallaudet, sc." Born in New York 1728; educated at Yale ;
was a loyalist, but appointed Chief Justice of New York 1780;
Eng. 1784; Chief Justice of Lower Can. 1785; author of "His-
tory of the Province of New York"; in 1752 married a daughter
of James Livingston of New York; died 1793. (G. 4962 and
G. S. Appdx.)
Smith, Hon. William. Exact reproduction of last plate. Sg. "E.
Benoitsc." Son of owner of last plate.
Smith, W. Harvey. Cr.
Smith, William Osborne. Cr. "Exaltabit honore." An English
officer connected with the militia in Canada.
(Symth) Arm. Mant. "Nee timeo nee temno." Thomas Sheppard
Smyth of London, Ont.
Smythe, Arm. "Terrax-in fide." Edward Handley Smythe, son of
Rev. W. Herbert Smythe formerly of the dioceses of Huron and
later of Tamworth, diocese of Ontario. Born in Leicestershire,
Eng. 1844; educated Toronto Univ.; law; bar 1870; lived in
Kingston.
Snelling, Richard. Arm. Mant. "Sperno timere." Sg. "J. Ellis sc."
Two varieties. (G. 4968 and 4969.)
Snider, E. F., U. C. College. Lab.
Snively, Alexander Crosby. Arm. Mant. "Teduce libertas." By
A. H. Howard.
Soyres, John De. Arm. Sups. No motto. Rev. John de Soyres,
son of Rev. Francis de Soyres of Huguenot descent. Born in
Somersetshire, Eng. 1849; educated at Brighton Coll. and
Cambridge; B. A. 1876; ordained 1877; Hulsean Lecturer in
Divinity at Cambridge 1886; held chair of History at Queen's
Coll., London 1881-87; rector of St. Marks, St. John, N. B.
1888. (Acad. Vol. 1. No. 4. p. 241.)
Spadina Ave., Methodist Sabbath School. Lab. (G. 4969.)
Spadina, Methodist Sabbath School, Coe. Lab. "Dcum spire spero."
Sparks, George. Arm. of Toronto.
Spencer, M. R. (?)
Springer, 0., Hamilton. Lab.
133
Sproatt, Henry. Pict. By Alex Scott Carter P915. One of the
leading Architects of Toronto.
Sproatt & Rolph, Architects, Toronto. Pict. Symb. By Alex
Scott Carter. Three sizes. Many of the best examples of
Gothic Architecture as applied to public and private buildings
were designed by these architects.
St. Albans Sunday School. Prize Lab.
St. Andrews, Congregational Sabbath School Library. Etobicoke.
Lab.
St. Basil Parochial Library, Toronto. Emb. Lab. (G. 4970.)
St. Clarence Sunday School Library. Lab.
St. Croix, De. Arm. Mant. "Confiance au Dieu." Of Prince
Edward Island.
St. Georges Mechanics Institute, Ontario. Lab. (G. S. 2816.)
St. Laurent, College de, Pres de Montreal. Arm. "Spes unica."
c. i860. (G. S. 2685.)
St. Jeromes College, Berlin, Ontario, c. 1886. Lab. Presenta-
tion Plate. (G. S. 2817.)
St. John's Mechanics Institute Library. Lab. Three var.
(Acad. Vol. 3. No. 2. p. 130.)
St. John, N. B., Episcopal Sunday School. Lab. (G. S. 2701.)
St. Josephs Academy, Toronto. Young Ladies Library. Lab.
(G. 5017.)
St. Mary's College, Montreal. Lab. prize plate.
St. Ours, De. Arm. No motto. Charles Louis Roch De St. Ours,
i753-i334- (G. S. 2821.)
St. Patricks Christian Doctrine Society, Quebec, c. 1850.
Lab. (G. S. 2819.)
St. Simon the Apostle, Church of. Eng. Lab. Presentation plate
for books given by the Congregation.
St. Stephens Sunday School Library. Lab.
St. Thomas Mechanics Institute Library. Lab. with border.
St. Thomas, Mutual Improvement Association Library. Lab.
Stafford Library, Lindsav. Lab. with rules. 1868-82. (G. S.
2813.)
Stamford, William Earl of, and Baron Grey of Groby. Arm. By
Charles W. Sherborn, 1900. Son of Rev. William Grey, Chap-
lain to the Bishop of Newfoundland, and Harriet daughter of
134
Rev. J. H. White. Born in St. Johns, Newfoundland, 1850;
St. Johns Coll., Bradford, and Exeter Coll., Oxford, M. A. 1875;
Professor of Classics and of Philsophy in Codrington Coll.,
Barbadoes 1878-83; Adjudged 9th Earl of Stamford by the
House of Lords 1892.
Stanley, John. Arm. "Sans changer ma verite." c. 1830. Of
Montreal. (G. S. 2814.)
Stanley, W. H. Same arms and motto as those of John Stanley.
Staunton, Thomas (?)
Stauffer, L. M. Arm. Mant. 191 7. By Stanley Harrod. Senior
partner of the printing house of Stauffer & Lee Toronto; the
family emigrated from the U. S. to Canada c. 181 6.
Steele, Emma Blanche. Pict. Arm. By Owen Staples.
Ste Aldemar Geoffrey. Arm.
Stennett, Helen G. Pict.
Stennett, Rev. Walter. Arm. "Quum debilistum fortis." Of
English patents who came to the West Indies in 181 1 and moved
to Can. in 181 7. Born Kingston, Ont. 182 1; for many years
Principal of Upper Can. Coll.; rector of Cobourg 1866; died
there 1889. (G. 4971.)
Stephens, N. T. I ab.
Stevenson, James. Emb. "Post tenebras lux." c. 1850. Of
Quebec (G. S. 2815.)
Stewart, Charles, 9 Kings Bench, Mark. Temple. (?)
Stewart, Anthony, of Annapolis, Maryland. Arm. (Allen No. 824.)
Stewart. Arm. "Quihidder will zie." Of Ottawa.
Stewart, Hon. John, Esqr., Quebec, c. 1830. Arm. Mant.
"Nobilis ira." Sg. "J. Jones, sc. Quebec." Lived in Quebec for
sixty-four years. Was Deputy Paymaster of militia; Legis-
lative and Executive Councils; Commissioner of the Jesuit
Estates. (G. 4972.)
Stewart, J. H. Pict. Jessie Herries Stewart, woodcut by owner.
Stobbs, F., Imprimeur Libraire, rue Notrc-Dame, Trois Rivieres.
Lab. (G. S. 2818.)
Stodard. Arm. Mant. Of Montreal.
Stokes, William, Oxon. Lab.
Stonehorse, Edward, Barrister, Brampton. Lab.
Stonley, John. Arm.
Stonley, W. H. Arm.
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Storm, William G. Arm. "Perseverando." William George Storm,
R. C. A., architect and civil engineer. Bom in Lincolnshire,
Eng. 1826; educated in Toronto; engaged in erection of St.
James Cathedral, the Normal School, St. Andrews Church,
Osgoode Hall, and Univ. of Toronto. (G. 4973.)
Storn, H. L. See Reid.
Strachan, James M. Arm. "Caveo sed non timeo." Of Toronto,
son of Bishop Strachan.
Strange, Thos. Andrew, of Lincolns Inn. Pict. Arm. Chief Justice
of Nova Scotia, and President of the Council 1791; removed
to Eng. 1796; married and knighted 1797; Recorder of Fort
St. George, Bombay, 1797; presented his law library to the
Province of Nova Scotia, this collection being the nucleus
of the present library of the Bar at Halifax.
Strange, Major General T. Bland. Arm. in ornamental border.
This plate was used by the owner while he was in command of
the Quebec Citadel. Thomas Bland Strange, son of Col. Harry
Francis Strange who commanded H. M. 25th, King's Own
Borderers, and Maria, daughter of Major N. Bland of La Review,
Ireland. Born at Merut, East Indies 1831; educated at
Edinburgh Academy, and Royal Military Coll. Woolwich;
entered Royal Artillery as 2nd Lieut. 1851; Lieut. Col. 1877;
Colonel 1 881; Major Gen. 1881; resigned and went to North
West Territory and had a ranch near Calgary; commanded the
Alberta field force at outbreak of the North West rebellion;
later went to live in Eng.
Strathcona, Lord. Arm. Coronet and sups. Circlet, collar and
Badge of K. C. M. G. "Perseverance" "Agmina ducens."
Plate of Sir Donald Alexander Smith G. C. M. G. etc. 1st Baron
Strathcona and Mount Royal. Born 1820 M. P. P. Manitoba
1871-84; M. P. 1871-2, 74-96; Governor of Hudson's Bay
Company; Director of Canadian Pacific Railway; created K.
C. M. G. 1886; G. C. M. G. 1896; Baron Strathcona and
Mount Royal 1897; G. C. V. 0. 1908; since 1896 was High
Commissioner for Canada in London.
Strathy, Henry Seton. Arm. Mant. Of Toronto. Born Edin-
burgh 1832; educated Canada; banker; Gore's Bank 1850;
Manager Can. Bank of Commerce 1889; Traders Bank. 1895.
Street. Cr. "Fidelis inter perfido." Sg. "Jarrett London" Wil-
liam Purvis Rochfort, born in London Ont. 1841 ; L. L. B. (gold
medal) Univ. of Toronto 1868; bar 1864; Q. C. 1884; Chair-
man of Committee of Settlement of Claims of Half-breeds N. W.
Territories 1885; Puisne Judge of Queen's Bench Div. of High
Ct. of Justice of Ont. 1887; Senator of the Univ. of Toronto.
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Street (Evelyn de Latre). Name added in M. S. to last plate.
Miss Street, a daughter of Mr. Justice Street, is a graduate of
Royal Conservatory of Music Leipzig, and widely known as an
accomplished violiniste.
Strickland, George. (?)
Strickland, Jarrard Edward. (?) (G. 4974.)
Strong, Cr. "In Deo fides." Rt. Hon. Sir Samuel Harry Strong,
son of Rev. Samuel Sprate Strong, D.D., D. C. L. Born at
Poole, Dorsetshire, Eng. 1825; Can. 1836; educated at Quebec
law at Bytown; bar 1849; practised in Toronto; Vice Chan-
cellor of Court of Chancery 1869; Court of Error and Appeal of
Toronto 1874; Puisne Judge of Supreme Court of Can. 1875;
Chief Justice 1892; knighted 1893; member of Privy Council
1897. (G. S. 2820.)
Stuart, G. Okill. Arm. "Justitiae propositique tenax." Son of
Rev. Dr. George Okill Stuart of Harvard, archdeacon of Kingston
and Dean of Upper Canada, and a daughter of Gen. Brooks, Gov.
of Massachusetts. Born in Toronto 1807 ; educated at Kingston
and Quebec; law; bar 1830; mayor of Quebec 1846; Provincial
Parliament 1852 and 1857; Judge 1854; Bench of Court of
Admiralty 1873. (G. 4976.)
Stuart, Sir James, Bart., Chief Justice of Lower Canada. Arm.
Mant. "Justitiae propositique tenax." Two varieties. Third
son of Dr. John Stuart. Born at Fort Hunter, N. Y. 1780;
Windsor Coll. N. S.; law; bar 1801; Sol. Gen. for Lower Can.
1805; returned and represented Montreal in the general elec-
tion of 1808-17; England as representative for the union of
upper and Lower Can. 1822; Atty. Gen. of Lower Can. 1822;
Executive Council 1827; Chief Justice of Lower Can. 1838;
Baronet 1840; died 1853. (G. 4975 and Acad. Vol. 1. No. 2. p. 93.)
Sumner, Mrs. Morton. Lab.
Sutterland, Robert, of Montreal. Lab. (G. 4978.)
Sutherland's, William, Book, Montreal. Lab. (G. 4977.)
Swatheridge, James Henry. Lab.
Swayne, James, 1776. (?) Of Ontario. (G. 4979.)
Sweatman, The Rt. Rev. Arthur, D.D., Bishop of Toronto. Arm.
"Ex vultus sudore." Son of Dr. John Sweatman of Middlesex
Hospital, London. Born in London 1834; Christ Coll. Cam-
bridge 1855; B. A. with honors 1859; ordained deacon T'859;
priest i860; Can. 1865; Headmaster of Heelmuth Boys Coll.,
London, Ont.; resigned 1872; rector of Grace Church, Brant-
ford; canon of Cathedral at London, Ont. 1875; archdeacon of
Brantford; Bishop of Toronto 1879. (G. 4980.)
139
(Sweeney) Arm. Irish motto. Colonel G. A. Sweeney of Toronto.
Sweeney, James Fielding M. A., D. D., Fourth Bishop of Toronto
1909. Arm. By E. M. Chadwick. Son of Col. Jas. F.
Sweeney; born London 1857; B. A. McGill 1878; M. A. 1881;
ordained priest 1881; B. D. Toronto 1883; D. D. 1888; Rector
St. Luke's Toronto 1881; St. Philip's 1882; Rural Dean of
Toronto 1895; consecrated Angelican Bishop of Toronto 1909.
Sweetman, Lesslie M., M. D. Pict. Of Toronto.
(Sydenham) S. Initial in garter. "Gardez lafoy." Charles Edward
Poulett Thompson, Lord Sydenham, eldest son of J. Poulett
Thompson of Rochampton and Austin Friars, and brother of
George Poulett Scrope, M. P. for Strond. Born in Wimbledon
1799; represented Dover in House of Commons 1826-30; Vice
President of the Board of Trade; Treasurer of the Navy under
Lord Grey 1830; President Board of Trade 1835; Gov. Gen.
of Can. 1839; resided in Toronto; created Baron Sydenham
1840; died from a fall from his horse 1841. The existing union
of Canada is said to owe its origin and existence to him.
Symes, Abram. Cr.
Ta beau, Ant., Pretre. c. 1825. Lab. Two varieties. OfBoucher-
ville. Died 1835.
Talnot, H. Jac. Arm. No motto. The historian of Upper Can.
Talbot, Hon. Thomas. (?) Son of Richard Talbot and Margaret,
Baroness Talbot. Born at Malahide 1771; entered the army;
aide-de-camp to Marquis of Buckingham 1787; joined 24th
regiment stationed at Quebec 1700; private secretary to Gov.
Simcoe 1792; Major 1793; Lieut. Col. 5th Regt. of Foot 1796;
retired 1802; died 1853. (G. 4981.)
Talcott, William. Lab.
Tattershall, Willm., Sheffield. Lab.
Taylor, Samuel, Manchester. Lab.
Tebbs, Theodore H. Arm. Mant. "Vertute non verbis." By
Rolph and Smith Toronto.
Teefy, Matthew. Arm. Mant. "In hoc signo spes mea." Post-
master of Richmond Hill, Ont. (G. 4982.)
Terrell, Mr. Jas. Lab.
Teulon, Henry. (?)
Thibaudeau, Ex Libris Alfred. Lab. Printed on red paper. Alfred
Arthur Thibaudeau, born in Quebec i860; senator 1896.
(G. 4982.)
Thomas, Arived William, Toronto, 1899. (?) "Let who God wils be."
140
Thomas, Arnold W. (?)
Thomas, E. Cartwright. Cr. "Virtus invicta gloriosa." At one
time was sheriff of Hamilton.
Thompson, City of Halifax to Alderman. Lab.
Thompson, James, Solicitor. Lab. c. 1830. Of Quebec. (G. S.
2822.)
Thomson, Alice Elizabeth. Pict.
Thomson, John. Arm. Former librarian of Toronto Univ.
Thomson, T. C Barrister, Solicitor, etc. Lab.
Three Rivers Literary Association. Lab. c. 1830. (G. 4984.)
Thurlow Library. Lab. District of Thurlow, Belleville, Ont.
Tidswell, Richard Henry. Seal. "Certum pete finem." Of
British Columbia.
Tischler, Belle E. Mon. 1916. By Stanley Harrod. Of Toronto.
Tisdale, T. E. Gilbert. Arm. "Non pareil." Of St. John, N. B.
Toronto Section, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Pict.
Sg. E. V. P(annell.)
Toronto, The Corporation of the — Church School 18 — Prize Lab.
Toronto, Collegiate Institute. Ann. Lab. 187 — .
Toronto, Diocese of. Lab. Prize plate.
Toronto, Diocesan Theological Library. Lab.
Toronto, Diocese of. The property of the. Synod of the Seal
Arm.
(Toronto) Ex Bibliotheca Seminarii Episcopalis Tornacensis. Lab.
Toronto, Charles Street Presbyterian Sundav School Librarv. Lab.
(G. S. 2680.)
Toronto High School, 187 — . Lab.
Toronto, John. Arm. Mitre. Toronto impaling Strachan. John
Strachan, born Aberdeen; Scotland 1778, Kings College Aber-
deen Theology at St. Andrews; came to Can. 1799; opened
a school at Kingston Ont.; ordained Deacon 1803; priest
1804; moved to York (Toronto) where he became Rector
1 81 2; Executive Councillor 18 18 to 1836; and of Upper House
to 1 841; Archdeacon of York 1825; consecrated First Bishop
of Toronto 1839; Trinity Coll., Toronto, was founded chiefly
through his instrumentality. Died Toronto 1867.
Toronto, Mechanics Inst. Lab.
Toronto, Mechanics Institute, Ont. 1875. Lab. Three varieties*
(G. 4987.)
Toronto Medical Chirurigical Society, Library of. Lab. c.
1850. (G. S. 2S23.)
141
Toronto, Methodist Sabbath School, Spadina Ave. Lab. (G. 4906.)
Toronto Military Library, c. i860. (G. S. 2824.)
Toronto Liberal Association Library, Albert Hall. Lab. with
Rules.
Toronto Library. Lab. 1884.
Toronto Public Library, Ont. Pict. Several varieties. (G. 4987.)
Toronto Public Library. Lab.
Toronto Public Library, Reference Department. Arm. Lab.
Two var.
Toronto Public Library, From the Masonic Collection of J. Ross
Robertson, Symb. Lab.
Toronto Public Library, Branch Circulating Library. Arm. Lab.
Toronto Public Library, From the Historical Collection of J. Ross
Robertson. Pict. By W. W. Alexander.
Toronto Public Schools 25th June 1891. Arm. Prize Lab. with
border.
Toronto Secular Society Library, Albert Hall. Lab.
Toronto, Trinity Methodist Church, Presentation Lab. January
1st, 1918.
Toronto Unitarian Church. Lab.
Toronto Unitarian Sabbath School Library. Lab. (G. 4986.)
Toronto, United Presbyterian Sunday School. Lab.
Toronto, University of. Presented to the Library of the — by — .
Lab. with Arms embossed in blue. Two var. one dated 18 — .
Toronto, University of. Presented to the — by — . Printed Lab.
Toronto University Library, Presented by — through the Com-
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caused by The disastrous Fire of February the 14th, 1890.
Eng. Lab.
Toronto, University of — Presented to the — by Columbia College
New York, October 21st, 1890. Lab.
Toronto University. Presented to he Library of the — by the Rev.
Vincent Clementi B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge, 1890.
Lab. with type-set border.
Toronto, University of. Presented to the — by the University of
Strassburg, Germany. January 10th, 1891. Lab.
Toronto, University of. Purchased for the Library of the — out of
the proceeds of the fund bequeathed bv T. B. Phillips Stewart,
B. A., L. L. B. ob. A. D. 1892. Lab.
Toronto, University of. Presented to the Library of the — by the
Executors of The Honourable William Proudfoot sometime
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Justice of the High Court of Justice for Ontario. Professor
of Roman Law in the University of Toronto A.D. 1 888-1 900.
Lab. with Arms embossed in blue.
Toronto, University of. Bequest of Rev. H. C. Scadding D.D. to
the Library of the — 1901. Lab. with Arms embossed in blue.
Toronto, University of. Purchased for the Library of the — out of
the proceeds of the John Squair French Library Fund the
gift of John Squair B.A. Fellow, Lecturer, and Professor of
French Language and Literature in University College A.D. 1883-
1916. (Quotation from Euripides). Lab. with Anns embossed
in blue.
Toronto, University of. King Alfred Library of History. Founded
by Goldwin Smith and Harriet Smith 1901. Pict.
(Toronto, University of) John Squair French Prize. Awarded to —
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(Toronto, University of), Squair French Prose Prize — orationem
prosam gallicam feliciter colenti ex Univ. Coll. apud Toron-
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Lab. Sg. W. A(lexander) (191 8.)
Torrance, Frederick W., A.M. Arm. Mant. "I saved the king."
Two var. Frederick William Torrance, born in Montreal 1823;
graduated Univ. Edinburgh 1844; law; bar Lower Can. 1848;
Puisne Judge of Supreme Court of Quebec 1868; Professor of
Roman Law in McGill Univ. 1854-70; died 1887. (G. S. 2825.)
Tovell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Ann. No motto.
Townsend, Walter, His Book. Svmb. "E. flammis clarios." (G. S.
2826.)
Trayes, J. B., Port Hope, Ont. Lab. John Brook Trayes, editor of
the "Port Hope Times," bom in Edinburgh 1842; Can. 1853.
Trayes, Will F., Port Hope, Ont. Lab. Son of J. B. Trayes. Born
in Port Hope 1872.
Trestler, Ex Libris J. B. Curtii, M.D. Pict. c. 1840. Graduate of
Medical School of Univ. of Edinburgh.
Trew, William. Arm. "Veritas quasi rosa resplendet." (English"")
Trinity College Univ., of Toronto. Prize Ann. Lab.
Trinity College Toronto. Arm. "Paulatim et ccrtissime." 1853.
(G. S. 2828.)
(Trinity College) Presented by Sir Henry Mill Pcllatt, Toronto.
Eng. Lab.
Trinity College, Library of, Toronto. Arm. (G. S. 2827.)
145
Trinity College from the Library of — Presented by — Arm.
By A. H. Howard. Two varieties.
Trinitatis, Hunc Librum Bibliothecae Collegii S.S., D. D. Rev-
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tonensis. (G. S. 2829.)
(Trivett, Thos.) Arm. "Salvus inicne." By Rolph and Smith. Of
Exeter Ont.
Trotler Isabel. Silhouette Port. By Owen Staples. Of Toronto.
Truth Subscribers Prize Book, Presentation Prize Lab. with bor-
der.
Tucker, R. A. Arm. Mant. "Summa ope nite." Asst. Provincial
Secretary, N. C. Died in Toronto 1846. (G. 4988 and G. S.
Appdx.)
Tupper, Sir Charles, G.C.M.G., C.B. Arm. "L'espoir est ma force."
Two varieties, one with "Bart." added to inscription. Born in
Amherst, N.S. Arcadia Coll., N.S..M.A. and D.C.L.; studied
medicine at Edinburgh; M.D.; diploma from Edinburgh Coll.
of Surgeons 1843; practised in Cumberland, Can.; defeated
Joseph Howe in general election of 1855; Provincial Secretary
1856; on commission to Eng. 1858; Premier 1864; created
C. B. 1867; House of Commons until 1870; President of the
Council 1870; Minister of Inland Revenue 1872; Minister
of Customs 1873; Minister of Public Works 1878; Minister of
Railways and Canals, the success of the Canadian Pacific
R.R. was largely due to him; knight of the Order of St. Michael
and St. George 1879; High Commissioner to the Court of St.
James 1883; Minister of Finance 1887; Gov. of Dalhousie
Coll. in Halifax 1862. Bart, of U. K. 1881. (G. S. 2830 &
Acad. Vol. 2. No. 3. p. 191.)
Turgeon, P. Fl., ptre. Lab. c. 1820. Bishop of Quebec. (G.
4989.)
Turner, James Poet, Saint Lawrence Street, Montreal. Lab.
engraved, Sg. "A. Bourne, sc." c. 1840.
Turner, R. J. Arm. Barrister of Toronto.
Uniacke, Andrew Mitchell. Arm. "Faithful and brave." Son
of Richard John Uniacke and father of Robert Uniacke. Of
Halifax.
Uniacke, Crofton. Arms and motto like last. Receiver Gen. of
H. M. Quit Rents 1808; Judge of the Court of Vice Admiralty
181 8. Of Halifax.
Uniacke, Revd. Fitzgerald. Arms and motto like last. Sg. "Tor-
bett, sc, Halifax, N.S." Son of Richard John Uniacke.
146
Uniacke, Norman Fitzgerald, Lincolns Inn, 1805. Arm. "Faith-
ful and brave." Eldest son of Richard John Uniacke. Atty.
Gen. of Lower Can. 1809-25; Atty. of Gen. Nova Scotia from
1825 until his death, (G. 4991 & Acad. Vol. 3. No. 4. p. 310.)
Uniacke, Richard John, 1801. Arm. "Faithful and brave." Sg.
"Suffield, Sculp. R.J." Born 1753; Sol. Gen. of Nova Scotia
1782; General Assembly 1783; Speaker 1788; Atty. Gen. of
Nova Scotia 1797; member of H. M. Council; died at Halifax
1830 (G. 4990 & Acad. Vol. 3. No. 3. p. 238.)
Uniacke, Richard John, 1801. Arm. Same arms as last, but a
larger plate with different crest, and not signed, (Acad. Vol. 3.
No. 3. p. 238.)
Union Club of Quebec, Presented to the, by — . Lab. 1890. (G.
S. 283:.)
Upper Canada Bible Society, Toronto. Lab.
Upper Canada College Library. Arm. Lab.
Upper Canada College, Presented by — to — as an acknowledgment
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College — Signed — Principal. (Follows a verse from Horace)
Eng. Lab.
Upper Canada, Depository for Public Schools. Arm.
(Upper Canada) Free Public School Library. Arm. Lab. with rules.
(Upper Canada) Public Library. Arm. Lab. with rules.
(Upper Canada) Ingenuo magnaeque spei Adolescenti — e classe —
Propter insignes in artibus liberalibus progressus hunc, Prae-
mium optime merito, librum D.D. Literarum Humaniorum apud
Torontonenses Ludus Exemplar Provinciae Occidental! Pro-
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sext. MDCCCLIX., Lab. with type-set border.
Upper Canada Religious Tract and Book Society. Lab.
Ursulines de Quebec, Pensionnat des., Two Var. one dated 1835,
another 186-. Lab. with border.
Ursulines de T. R. Trois Rivieres. Emb. (G. S. 2832.)
Valentin, De la Bibliotheque de J. B. Lab.
VanBuskirk, Abraham. Arm. Lieut. Col. of the 4th New Jersey
Volunteers; after the American rebellion he settled in Shel-
burne, N.S. 1783; and was the first mayor of that city.
Vander Smissen. Arm. "Nee tcmere nee timede." Sg. "Harry
Soane sc. London." Born Toronto 1844; B. A. Univ. of
Toronto 1864; M. A. 1S66; Prof, of German Univ. of Toronto
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1892; librarian 1S73-91. President Can. Inst. 1886-8; author
several Educational Works; Editor "Shorter Poems of Goethe &
Schiller"; at present resides in England.
VanKoughnet. Arm. Mant. "Victus sola nobilitat."
Vandreuil, Alfred de. Arm. c. 1793. (G. 4997.)
Vandreuil, Le Compte Alfred de. Arm. c. 1780. (G. 4997.)
Vandreuil, Comtesse de, Gouvernement du Louvre. Arm. c.
1780. One of the oldest French families of Can. (G. 4998.)
Vandy, Thomas', Jr. Lab.
Van Sittart, John George. Arm. No motto. Of Woodstock C.W.
Son of the Admiral. (G. 4995.)
Van Sittart, J. Graham. Arm. "Fata viam invenient." Son of
above.
Van Sittart, J. Pen. Arm. "Fata viam invenient." Of Ont.
(G. 4994-)
Van Sittart, N. Arm. Xo motto. Admiral Nicholas Van
Sittart.
Vavasour, J. F. S. (?)
Vernon, G. C. H. Arm. No motto.
Verreau, Bibliotheque de M. L'Abbe. Lab. Several varieties and
sizes. Hospice A. Verreau, D. L., descendent of a family which
came to Lower Can. from France 1687. Born at L' Islet P. S.
1828; Quebec Seminary; taught there two years; Principal of
St. Therese Cartier Normal School 1S57; ordained priest 1851;
worked in Europe on the archives for documents on the his-
tory of Canada which he published in 1875. Chair of Can.
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Verret, Gaudiose, Quebec. Lab. c. 1890. (G. 5000.)
Victor, E. A. Cr. "Fac aut mori." 1916. By Stanley Harrod.
Editor of "Canada's Future"; killed in a Railway accident
1916.
Vincelette, Arthur. Lab. c. 1880. Son of C. Vincelette. (G.
5002.)
Vincelette, C, Asile de Beauport. Lab. Four varieties. (G.
5001.)
Wadsworth, R. D., of Montreal. Lab. (G. 5003.)
Walcot, Thomas. (?)
Walkin, Richard T. Cr. No motto.
Walker, B. E. Arm. "Non sine periculo." Plate of Sir Edmund
Walker (see below).
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Walker, Sir Edmund. Dec. Arm. "Non sine periculo." Sg.
"S. H. 1919." By Stanley Harrod. Born Township of Seneca
Ont. 1848; entered banking office of his uncle J. W. Murton
Hamilton; entered Canadian Bank of Commerce 1868; Account-
ant, Toronto 1872; Gen. Mgr. 1886; Director 1906; President
since 1907; is a Councillor Canadian Bankers' Ass'n.; Vice-
Pres. Am. Bankers' Ass'n. 1908; D. C. L. Trinity Univ. 1904;
L.L.D. Toronto Univ. 1906; author of many works on banking;
is a well-known art Connoisseur, having done much to help art
appreciation in Can.; Companion of the Victorian Order;
Knighted 1910; F. R. S. Canada 191 1.
Walker, Francis A., Superintendent of the Census, With the Com-
pliments of . Lab.
Walker, Thos., Esqr. Arm. Justice of the Peace in Montreal, and
Dec. 6, 1764 was the victim of an outrage which created a great
sensation in Can. and engaged the attention of the Eng. Gov.
The second book published in Canada relates to the "Walker
Affair." It is a pamphlet of forty-six pages, printed by Brown
& Gilmour, Quebec, 1767.
Wardrope, Thomas, Ottawa. Lab. c. i860. Clergyman; some-
time Moderator of the Presbyterian Church. (G. S. 2833.)
Wardrope, Herbert E. Chip. Arm. No motto, name on motto
ribbon. Common Clerk of the City of St. John, N. B. since 1891 .
Design taken from his great-grandfather's plate. (Acad. Vol. 2.
No. 3. p. 194.)
Warner, Clarence P. Pict. Half-tone. Of Napanee, Ont.
Warrington, John T., Jr. Lab. with quotation. Of Montreal.
Waterhouse, John, Halifax. Cr. "Veritas vincit omnia." (G. 5004.)
Watt, Ann, Quebec, 1795. Lab. (G. 5005.)
Watt, Madge Robinson. Dec. Symb.
Weart, Jacob. Lab.
Weilbrenner, R. C. Pict. Printed on colored paper. Doctor at
Boucherville. c. 1830. (G. 5006.)
Weilbrenner, R. C, M. D. Pict. Emb. Lab.
Weir, Library of Frank, Montreal. Lab.
Weld, Isaac. Arm. "Verma atque decens." (G. 5007.)
Welland, County of, Law Library. Lab.
Wells & MacMurchy, Solicitors Canadian Pacific Ry. Co. Lab.
Wesleyan Methodist Chruch Libary. Lab. with rules. Kingston
Jan. 1, 1859.
Wesleyan Methodist Library, Toronto City, West Circuit. Lab.
Wesleyan Mission Library. Lab. with rules.
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West Church Sabbath School Library. Lab.
Westdean Library. Lab.
Westminster College, Toronto. Prize awarded to — for pro-
ficiency in — . Dec. By A. H. Howard.
Westminster College, This book belongs to. Dec. By A. H.
Howard.
Westminster College Pupils Library. Lab. with quotation.
Wetherall, General. Cr. "Vi et copia." Sir George A. Wetherall,
G. C. B., born in Herts, Eng. 1788; military secretary to Sir
Jno. Calborne before 1837; in Can. 1837-38; remained until
1850 as Deputy Adjutant Gen. ; knighted 1856; Lieut. Gen. 1857.
Wethey, Charles Henry. Arm. By E. M. Chadwick. Of Toronto.
Wetmore, Revd. Robt. G., M. A. Arm. with ribbons. Youngest
child of Timothy Wetmore. Born at Rye, N. Y. 1774; Nova
Scotia 1784; law; attorney 1795; removed to New York;
studied theology; ordained deacon by Bishop Provoost, 1797;
died in Savannah, Georgia, 1803. (Acad. Vol. 1. p. 119.)
Wetmore, Thomas. Arm. The plate ascribed rather doubtfully to
Paul Revere. (Allen p. 147.) Born in Rye, N. Y. 1767; law;
bar; Deputy. Surrogate of New Brunswick 1792; married
Sarah, daughter of Judge James Peters of Gagetown, N. B. 1 793 ;
Master and Examiner in Chancery; Registrar of Wills and
Deeds for Queens County, and member of the Council; Atty.
Gen. of New Brunswick 1809; died 1828. (Acad. Vol. 1. p. 120.)
Wetmore, William. Arm. Sg. Revere sc. (Acad. Vol. 1. No. 3. p.
119.)
Wheeler, T. Lab. Of Toronto. (T. B. Wheeler?)
Whitcombe, Charles. Cr. Clergyman. (G. S. 2834.)
White, Air. George Robt. Cr.
White, Henry. (?)
White, Thomas E. Arm. "Sis Justus et ne timeas." Of Toronto.
White, William R., Pembroke. Lab.
Whiteford, J. W. Cr. "Pax potior bello." "D'en haut." Of
Ottawa.
Whitehead, F. Port Hope, Canada. Arm. "Ad finem fidelis."
Whitman, Alfred, Esqr., Halifax, N. S. Ann.
Wicksteed, G. W. Arm. Mant. "Nimium ne crede colori." Of
Ont. (G. S. 2835.)
Wicksteed, Horatio Asprey. Arm. in garter. Sg. "Culleton, 26
Cranbourne Str. London, W. C." Born Surrey 181 1; Can.
1834; reorganized Post Office, Montreal 1839; entered volunteer
Forces 1837; retired Major 1887.
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Wicksteed, R. J. Lab. Two var. A lawyer of Ottawa, connected
with the legal department of the House of Commons.
Wickson, A., U. C. C. Lab.
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155
Alphabetical List of Mottoes appearing on Anony-
mous Plates, with names of Families using them
Ad spes non jracta — Hope.
Avancez — Hill (Lord).
Boutez en avant — Barry.
Carriden — Hope .
Celer et audax — Bickley.
Craggan an phitiach — Macdonald
Crescit sub ponder e virtus — Chap-
man.
Dictis factisque simplex — Gilpin.
Deo regique debeo — Johnson.
Dominus providebit — Burton.
Dum spiro spero — O'Reilly.
En avant — Almon.
Esse quam videri — Croft.
Facta non verba — Allen.
Fais bien et laisse dire — La Roche.
For right and reason — Graham.
Fortes for tuna juvat — Dickson.
Fortis et fidus — McLachlin.
Fortitudin e — I rving .
Fortitudine et prudentia — O'Reilly
Furth fortune and fill the fetters —
Murray.
Gardez la foy — Sydenham.
In candor e decus — Chadwick.
Je suis pret — Fraser.
J « viendrai bon — Hill.
Laus Deo — Hurd.
Le jour viendra — Durham.
Alan do it — Edgar.
Nee timede nee temere — Baldwin.
Nee timeo nee temno — Smyth.
Nihil amanti durum — Bell and
Reid.
AJil con scire sibi — Roth well.
Omnia possum in eo qui ne con-
fortae — Moreau .
Per ardua — McMaster.
Per mare per terras — Macdon-
ald.
Qui laborat vincit — Jopling.
Ravenscrag — Allan .
Salutem disponit Deus — Edgar.
Salvus in icne — Trivett.
Spe alendus est animus — Buck-
land.
Tace autface — Allen.
Tou jours loyal — Ayearst.
Toujours pret — Chadwick.
Vestigia nulla retrorsum — Hamp-
den.
Vi et victute — Baird.
Vincit Veritas — Ross.
Virtus mille scuta — Howard.
Vis unita fortior — Flood.
Vitam impendere vero — Hewlett.
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